Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Gwadar remained under Oman's rule for ______ years. اردو: گوادر ______ سال تک عمان کی حکمرانی میں رہا۔
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In which location were the remains of the early human species known as Homo erectus first discovered?
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What is considered one of the earliest and most significant technological advancements achieved by early humans?
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The earliest form of stone tool technology, characterized by simple, crude choppers and cores, is known as the:
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The use of **dentalium shells** (tusk shells) as burial goods and ornaments, particularly in Mesolithic Europe, suggests the development of:
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In the Neolithic of India, the site of **Koldihwa** in the Belan Valley is most noted for its claim to have provided the earliest evidence for:
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The **Three-Age System** (Stone, Bronze, Iron) is based on the dominant material used for which specific artifact type?
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The earliest hominin species widely known for constructing basic shelters, though temporary, is:
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The discovery of **copper fish hooks** and points at Chalcolithic settlements indicates that these groups:
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The term **'Secondary Products Revolution'** refers to the Neolithic shift towards exploiting domesticated animals for: