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Which of the following age marked the introduction of religion in the life of early humans?

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Many pit-houses have been found at _____.
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In what respect did the Old Stone Age implements differ from the implements used in the New Stone Age?
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People in Burzahom lived in rectangular houses.
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Give reason:

The Old Stone Age man had no time for religion.

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What metal was first discovered in India? Into which two ages do we divide the Metal Age in India?
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The new metal used by the Aryans was _____.
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Did early humans write on a clay tablet? Give reasons to support your answer. 

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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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Name the tools and implements used by man when he became a food producer.
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In the Chalcolithic Age, copper was used along with _____ implements. ( Small stone/ Large Stone)
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Write a short note on the development of the religious beliefs of man in the Metal Age.
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Why is the discovery of the wheel termed as a turning point in man's history? 
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Man led a nomadic life in the Neolithic Age.
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Personal belongings were buried with the dead. Give reasons.

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

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Bronze is an alloy obtained by mixing _____.
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Chirand in Bihar is a _____.
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_____ is one of the most famous Neolithic sites found in Turkey.
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Copper was mixed with tin or zinc to produce bronze.
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How was the discovery of metals useful to early man?