In this article we will discuss about the history of central India. The Central region is an expanse of landmass of more than 1200 Km length along the tropic of cancer. It covers the whole of the present state of Madhya Pradesh perhaps with the exception of the district of Bastar which lies too far in the south to be [...]
The eastern region is mainly alluvial for almost half of its northern length. This is the region through which the gigantic Ganga-Jamuna-Son and the Brahmaputra system drain. Present states of Bihar, West Bengal and Orissa constitute the western wing of the region, the eastern wing which lies east of Bangladesh was earlier known as Assam and the North East Frontier [...]
In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Nevasian 2. Middle Palaeolithic 3. Upper Palaeolithic 4. Muchchatla Chintamanu Gavi 5. Belan Valley and Baghor II. 1. Nevasian: For long time this specific stone age was not separately identified in India. The primary reason for this was our not having a specific stratigraphic context for it. Flakes of 5 cm-8 cm [...]