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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The characteristic feature of the **Middle Paleolithic** tool tradition is a reliance on:
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The use of **irrigation** in agriculture, leading to surplus food production and supporting specialized labor, is a development characteristic of the:
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The concept of **'Optimal Foraging Theory'** is most relevant to understanding the economic behavior of people in which period?
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Which type of Paleolithic site is primarily characterized by the accumulation of discarded stone artifacts, often signifying a place where tools were habitually made?
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The characteristic pottery of the Neolithic settlements in South India is typically known as:
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The Chalcolithic (Copper-Stone) period is the only age where tools made from which two main materials existed simultaneously and complementarily?
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The earliest form of systematic record-keeping and possibly proto-writing during the Upper Paleolithic is often seen in:
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The discovery of the fossil nicknamed **'Lucy'** (Australopithecus afarensis) was significant because it provided clear evidence of:
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The Chalcolithic period in India saw the cultivation of which new crop, alongside wheat and barley, especially in regions like Jorwe and Malwa?
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Which technique of preparing a stone core to yield flakes of predictable size and shape is characteristic of the Middle Paleolithic (Mousterian) industry?