Prehistoric Background of Rajasthan Culture

SR No.: 250253
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: V N Misra
Publisher: Z_Agarchand_Nahta_Abhinandan_Granth_Part_2_012043.pdf
Publication Year: 1977
Total Pages: 19
Language: English
Classification: Article & Culture
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Prehistoric Background of Rajasthani Culture
Description of Illustrations Fig. 1. Map of Rajasthan showing Early Stone Age sites. Fig. 2. Map of Rajasthan showing Middle Stone Age sites. Fig. 3. Map of Rajasthan showing microlithic sites. Fig. 4. Map of Rajasthan showing Proto-historic sites. Plates Pl. I.
Pleistocene deposits of the river Gambhiri near Chitorgarh. Man in the picture is pointing to a stone implement in the gravel with
his left hand. Pl. II
Pleistocene deposits of the river Banas near Sarupganj. The figure at the bottom stands against the gravel deposit bearing Acheulian
tools. Pl. III. Lower Palaeolithic tools, choppers and chopping tools,
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