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stone Age

Stone Age refers to the time when people were reliant on [[stones] | stones]]. Stone tools, stone caves were the main basis of their lives. It is from the earliest period of human civilization when humans did not develop like today. During this period, human beings struggled with natural disasters and lived their lives by eating prey and tuber-root fruit. Primitive human fossils have not been found in India. The facts found in a place called Bori of Maharashtra indicate that the origin of human origin has occurred 14 million years ago. It is almost universally valid that humans in India were later settled in India than in Africa. However, the stone skills of the people here grew in almost the same way as in Africa. At this time, humans could get enough food from their food. He neither knew nor was able to cultivate This phase is 9000 BC Till then.
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Archaeological era(पुरापाषाण युग)
Most of the ice age is spent in the Palaeolithic period. Indian Palaeolithic Age is divided into three parts based on tools, climate change -
The remains of the Palaeolithic period in India are found in Kurnool of Tamil Nadu, Housing of Karnataka, Kuliana of Odisha, near Shringi Talab of Dedawanna in Rajasthan and Bhimbetka in Madhya Pradesh. The number of these residues is much less than the remnants of the median period.
Early or lower Paleolithic age (25,00,000 BC - 100,000 BC)
Middle Paleolithic Age (100,000 BC - 40,000 BC)
High Palaveric Era (40,000 BC - 10,000 BC)

Primitive human fossils have not been found in India. The facts found in a place called Bori of Maharashtra indicate that the origin of human origin has occurred 14 million years ago. It is almost universally valid that humans in India were later settled in India than in Africa. However, the stone skills of the people here grew in almost the same way as in Africa. At this time, humans could get enough food from their food. He neither knew nor was able to cultivate This phase is 9000 BC Till then.
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Neolithic era 

The remnants of Neolithic era in India are probably from 6000 BC to 1000 BC. This period of development came sometime in the Indian subcontinent because it is believed that in the world of southwest Asia, this era is around 8000-7000 BC. Flora, reaching Europe via the Neil Valley (Egypt). In this era, the tools made by human stone made of stones, etc., made the stone shave with ghee and glaze, the place of Neolithic era in northern India was found in Burj Hoham (Kashmir). India has four major places of New Stone Age
Neolithic era

The Neolithic era, period, or period, or the Neolithic era were a period of human development, which started in the Middle East in 9500 BC. , Which is traditionally considered to be the last part of the Stone Age. The arrival of the Neolithic era coincided with the introduction of agriculture after the Holocene Epipaleolithic period, and it gave rise to the "Neolithic Revolution"; Its end is based on the geographic region, with the copper era (chalcolithic) of metal tools being or ubiquitous in the Bronze Age or evolving directly into the Iron Age. Neolithic is not a specific chronological period, but it is a group of practical and cultural characteristics, including the use of wild and domestic crops and the use of pets.
Bronze Age and Indus Valley Civilization
The Indus Valley Civilization (2500 BC to 1750 BC) is one of the world's old river valley civilizations. According to research published in the respected magazine Nature, this civilization is at least 8000 years old. It is also known as the Harappan civilization and the 'Indus-Saraswati civilization'. It was developed on the banks of the Indus and Ghaggar / Hulda (ancient Saraswati). Mohan Jodaro, Kalibanga, Lothal, Dholavira, Rakhigadi and Harappa were its main centers. In December 2014, Bhiddana was considered as the oldest city ever discovered by the Indus Valley Civilization. Based on the excavations of the British period, archaeologists and historians estimate that it was a highly developed civilization and these cities are often settled and left wrecked.
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Until the beginning of the twentieth century, historians believed that Vedic civilization is India's oldest civilization. But under the leadership of Sir Dayaram Sahni, when the Harappan (located in Montgomery district of Punjab) was discovered in 1921, then it was discovered that India's oldest civilization is not the Vedic but the Indus Valley Civilization. In the next year, in 1922, under the leadership of Rakkhaldas Banerjee, Mohenjodaro (situated in the Larkana district of Sindh) was excavated. The first thing about the Harappan mound was mentioned by Charles Mason in 1926. Mohanjodaro is said to be the clan of the dead in Sindhi language. In 1922, Rakhaldas Banerjee and after that, from 1922 to 1930, excavation work was done here under the direction of Sir John Marshall.

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