History of India

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

POINTS TO REMEMBER

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The Palaeolithic culture of India developed in the Pleistocene period or the Ice Age, which lasted between one million and 10,000 years befo...
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COPPER PHASE More than 40 copper hoards consisting of rings, celts, hatchets, swords, harpoons, spearheads and human-like figures have been ...

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CHALCOLITHIC PERIOD The end of the Neolithic period saw the use of metals of which copper was the first. Consequently, several cultures came...
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IMPORTANT NEOLITHIC SITES ON THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT

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IMPORTANT NEOLITHIC SITES ON THE INDIAN SUBCONTINENT Given below are some of the Neolithic sites in the Indian Subcontinent. North-western ...
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NEOLITHIC PERIOD

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NEOLITHIC PERIOD In the world context, the Neolithic Age began in 9000 Be. The only Neolithic settlement in the Indian subcontinent attribut...

MESOLITHIC PAINTINGS

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MESOLITHIC PAINTINGS Rock paintings and engrav­ings by the Mesolithic people describe a good deal about their social life and economic acti...

MESOLITHIC SITES

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MESOLITHIC SITES Mesolithic sites are fOW1d in good numbers in Rajasthan, Gujarat, southern and eastern Uttar Pradesh, and South India. Raj...
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