Prehistoric Cultures in India - 2
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What is the half-life of C-14(Carbon-14) used in Radio-Carbon Dating?
Which is the most useful method of dating African Hominid fossils found in volcanic rocks?
Tree-Ring Dating method which is often employed to study prehistoric culture is also known as :
Which technique is employed to find out the age of ceramic artefacts(baked in fire),like pottery?
'Bipedalism' evolved during which epoch?
Burins and Scrapers are associated with:
'Microliths' were the special tools used by the people of:
The earliest evidence of man in India was discovered from the :
Pottery making technique came to be known to man for the first time in the :
'Pit-Dwelling' is a characteristic feature of which archeological site?
The transition of man from food-gathering stage to food-producing stage occured in which age?
'Dolmens' and Menhirs are associated with:
The period for which we do not have any written records and the only source of information is the archeaological remains is called:
Bhimbetka rock shelters are located in:
We live in a geological era called:
Paleolithic men in India are also called 'Quartzite men'.
Which of the following statements about Paleolithic men is false?
'Burzahom' and 'Gufkral' are Neolithic sites situated in :
From which prehistoric site we get the first evidence of the use of 'pottery'?
Bagor , Sarai Nahar Rai ,Mahadaha and Adamgarh have been classified as :
The earliest evidence of cattle-breeding has been excavated from the prehistoric sites of:
The use of fire by prehistoric man began in the:
Beginning of agriculture, cattle-rearing and development of village life began in :
Bhimbetka,Nevasa,Pushkar,Rohri hills of upper Sind & Samnapur on Narmada are important sites the:
Which prehistoric site presents an evidence of dog being buried with the master?
Hunsgi in Gulbarga district (Karnataka) is a site belonging to