‘Aruval vidi’, mentioned in the Sangam literature, refers to which of the following?

• The Sangam classics, written between 100 B.C.E.–600 C.E., refers to the weaving of silk and cotton cloth. Weavers were already a recognised and established section of society with separate streets for them, named karugar vidi or aruval vidi.

• In both the Chola and the Vijayanagar empires (ninth to twelfth century) the weavers lived around the temple complex, weaving fabrics to dress the idols, drape as curtains, clothe the priests and the people of the locality, as well as to cater to trade from across the sea.