The recent unearthing of ancient tools from Dhaba in North India suggest that early humans in India might have survived the Toba super-volcanic eruption. Where is Dhaba located?...
This section provides brief state wise information on important Prehistoric sites of India with very important archaeological findings belong to Paleolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods. Some of...
Mehrgarh is the oldest agricultural settlement in the Indian subcontinent Agriculture-based Neolithic settlements. Despite being the agriculture settlement, it used only stone tools, so is why placed in...
The recent announcement of the TNAD – Tamil Nadu Archaeological Department stated that the cultural deposits unearthed at Keeladi, Sivagangai district can be dated to a period in...
Kangla Fort, located in the city of Imphal in Manipur, India, is an ancient citadel that served as the traditional seat of the Meitei rulers. It occupies a...
The Gradual Decline Hypothesis is a theory proposed within the field of language acquisition and linguistics to explain the process of first language attrition, especially in individuals who...
The Indus Valley Civilisation (IVC), also known as the Harappan Civilisation, was one of the world’s earliest and most advanced urban cultures. Flourishing between approximately 2600 BCE and...
Abhilekh Patal is an integrated online archival portal developed by the National Archives of India (NAI) to provide digital access to India’s vast collection of historical and government...
The Grand Anicut, also known locally as Kallanai, is one of the oldest and most remarkable irrigation structures in the world. Located on the Cauvery (Kaveri) River in...
Megalithic Laterite Chambers are ancient burial monuments constructed from blocks of laterite stone, primarily associated with the Megalithic culture of South India. These chambers, often found in Kerala,...
Archaeoastronomy, sometimes spelled archeoastronomy, is an interdisciplinary field concerned with how past societies understood celestial phenomena, how they used knowledge of the sky, and the cultural significance they...
Ashoka, also rendered Asoka in early scripts, was the third ruler of the Mauryan dynasty and one of the most influential monarchs of ancient India. He reigned during...
