Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The development of a more robust, shorter body and a large nasal cavity in Neanderthals is an evolutionary adaptation primarily to cope with:
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The key significance of the **Natufian culture** (Levant, c. 12,000 BCE) is that they were the first known group to practice:
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The **Aurignacian** culture, the earliest period of the Upper Paleolithic in Europe, is mainly associated with the arrival of:
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The invention of the **sled** or **sledge** (a simple flat-bottomed vehicle) in the Mesolithic or Early Neolithic was likely driven by the need to transport:
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The Chalcolithic period in India is considered **'Proto-historic'** because:
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In the Neolithic period, the **domestication of the goat** (*Capra hircus*) was significant primarily because it provided:
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The archaeological site of **Abu Hureyra** (Syria) is critical because it shows evidence of:
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The primary role of the Paleolithic woman in the survival of the group was likely related to:
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Which of the following is an example of a **Late Paleolithic** (or Mesolithic) technological invention for hunting small, fast game?
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The characteristic of the **Upper Paleolithic** stone tool technology that differentiates it from earlier periods is the focus on: