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In Harappan architecture, the term 'Citadel' refers to:
A. The lower town where the common agriculturalists lived.
B. A raised, fortified platform usually situated to the west, housing important public buildings.
C. The burial grounds situated outside the city limits.
D. An underground water reservoir used for rituals.
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