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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The vast time span of the Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age) is roughly:
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The earliest archaeological evidence of the **domestication of the cat** is found in the Neolithic site of Shillourokambos, located on the island of:
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The term **'Flake Tool'** is generally used to describe the primary artifacts of which two Paleolithic periods?
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The Chalcolithic site of **Kayatha** in Madhya Pradesh is known for its earliest phase of occupation and the distinctive use of:
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The development of **weaving** (using loom) to produce textiles from plant fibers (like flax) or animal hair (like wool) is a signature craft of the:
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Which of the following describes the key lifestyle change in the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age)?
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The term **'Australopithecine'** is used to collectively refer to the genus *Australopithecus* and the closely related genus *Paranthropus*, both of which were:
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The most defining feature of the **Chalcolithic Age** (Copper-Stone Age) that differentiates it from the Neolithic is:
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The development of **storage facilities** (granaries, silos) in Neolithic villages was necessary primarily because of:
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The practice of using **marrow bones** to extract nutrient-rich bone marrow, evidenced by tool marks, is strongly associated with the increasing efficiency of hominins during the: