Recent critical revisionist arguments by western archaeologists like J.M. Kenoyer have suggested that the massive podium structures at Harappan and Mohenjo-daro citadels, traditionally labeled as 'Great Granaries', might have instead functioned as:

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Traditional labels by Wheeler and Marshall are debated because chemical soil analyses inside these structures failed to yield high concentrations of macro-botanical grain residues. Modern researchers argue these complex masonry columned structures served civic administrative or political assembly purposes for merchant guilds.

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