The Sangam Age in the history of South India represents – McqOptions

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1.	The Sangam Age in the history of South India represents
A.	he period of Aryanisation of South India
B.	period when an assembly of a college of Tamil poets was held at Madurai
C.	literary-cultural phase of the Tamilham during the first three centuries of the Christian era
D.	oth B and C above
Answer» E.

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