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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The Chalcolithic site of **Daimabad** in Maharashtra is known for the discovery of:
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The earliest hominin species known to have migrated out of Africa to populate other continents was:
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The term **'Neolithic Revolution'** was coined by which archaeologist?
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Which of the following sites provides evidence of early Neolithic settlement characterized by pit-dwellings and the burial of pet animals with their masters in the same pit?
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The earliest known use of **cave art** or rock paintings (parietal art) primarily served the purpose of:
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What is the primary archaeological evidence that distinguishes the Mesolithic culture from the Paleolithic?
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The development of **megalithic monuments** for burial and ritual purposes is an architectural characteristic that emerged in the Late Neolithic/Chalcolithic and is particularly prominent in:
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The earliest evidence of the use of **bone tools** in the Neolithic context of the Indian Subcontinent is strongly associated with the site of:
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The use of **burins** and **scrapers** made from blades of stone is a defining characteristic of the toolkit used by:
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In the context of the Chalcolithic Age in India, the culture associated with the site of Navdatoli and known for its distinctive painted pottery is the: