Correct Answer - Option 4 : Aurel Stein
Suktagendor is an archaeological site of the Indus Valley Civilization located on the Iran border in the current Balochistan province of Pakistan.
- It is considered to be the westernmost site of the Indus Valley Civilization.
- Sutkagendor was discovered in 1875 by Major Edward Mockler, who conducted small-scale excavation.
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In 1928 Aurel Stein visited the area as part of his Gedrosia tour and carried out further digs.
- In October 1960, Sutkagendor was more extensively excavated by George F. Dales as a part of his Makran Survey, uncovering structures made from stone and mud bricks without straw.
Thus, we can say that Aurel Stein had discovered the Harappan site Sutkagendor.
