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In which of the following age, a large number of axes, sickles, spears and arrowheads have been found from the sites?

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Mark the following place in a Map of India:

This Neolithic site in Assam has yielded polished stone tools, ceramics and kitchen items such as mortars and pestles.

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Distinguish between the following: Palaeolithic Age and the Neolithic Age.
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Chirand is a Neolithic site located in Bihar. 
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Name two Neolithic sites in Tripura.
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The Neolithic period started about how many years ago?
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The period between the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age was marked by a series of _____. (changes/destruction)
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On a map of India, mark a Palaeolithic site in Tamil Nadu.
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The term Neolithic comes from the Greek words 'Neo', which means 'New,' and 'lithic,' which means 'stone'.

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Why was the Stone Age is called so.

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The most significant achievement of the Palaeolithic Age was the discovery of microliths. 
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Since both stone and _____ were used, this period is called the Chalcolithic Age.
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Which of the following is an important Neolithic site?
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The _____ period extends from 2 million years ago to about 12000 years ago. (Mesolithic / Palaeolithic)
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Write a short note on Daojali Hading.
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_____ are places where the remains of things like tools, pots, buildings etc. were found.
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The Neolithic site of Nagarjunakonda is situated in
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The people from Burzahom built houses called _____ that were dug into the ground, with steps leading into them. (pit houses/ manholes)

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Burzahom is in present-day _____. (Kashmir/ Lahore)

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The wheel was invented in the Neolithic Age. 
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_____ is an important Neolithic site in Assam.