1. Ostritch Eggshell found in Patne, Maharashtra
- Engraved #Ostrich eggshell pieces revealing an artist's struggle with controlled strokes, resulting in captivating cross-hatchings.
- Dated back to 25,000±200 BP
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Another Engraved Ostrich Eggshell Discovery in Ravishankar Nagar, Bhopal - An intricately engraved piece of ostrich eggshell with 7 distinct scars artistically arranged to form a captivating pseudo-oval shape.
Ostritches migrated to Africa from India
Fluted chert cores, one stands out with an engraved spiral rhomboid design. It has two parallel lines that move clockwise from the center, forming intertwining spiraling arms. The engraved design has suffered partial damage,
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Finished ostrich eggshell beads from Bhimbetka, Madhya Pradesh. Upper Palaeolithic 18700 ybp. The neat holes means the people had capability of drillng
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Archaeologists found circular ostrich eggshell discs in Khaparkheda, India in the 1970s. Artisans shaped them into circular forms with primitive tools, creating intricate patterns. Unfinished specimens reflect our ancestors' artistic aspirations.
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The oldest stone tools discovered in India date back 1.5 million years. These tools were unearthed at the archaeological site of Attirampakkam, Tamilnadu, India, and were crafted in the Acheulian style, associated with the Early Stone Age.
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The Narmada Man Skull, dating back around 500,000 years ago, is the oldest human fossil in India. It exhibits Homo erectus features with unique characteristics.
This discovery highlights India's role in early human dispersal and the presence of Homo erectus.
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Artefacts found in Hanumanthunipadu, Andhra Pradesh, reveal ancient human history. Recent findings estimate them to be 2.47 lakh years old. (Times of India)
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Landmark discovery of 11 million-year-old human ancestors in Kutch, Gujarat
9 Million Years Old Ape Fossils found In Haritalyangar, Shiwalik hills region Himachal Pradesh, India
The Ape was similar to ancestors 'liopithecoid,' found in Eurasia during the Miocene period (18 MYA to 7 MYA
Bori Khurd is a town located in Pune district, Maharashtra, India. It is known for the discovery of some ancient human artefacts belonging to lower paleolithic period.
Reported artefacts from Bori suggest the appearance of human beings in India around 1.4 million years ago
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A joint Indian-French team found the artefacts on the Siwalik hills about where tectonic activity has exposed an outcrop of bedrock dating back at least 2.6 million years. “Hominins lived in sub-Himalayan floodplains 2.6 million years ago.
The emergence of the Rakshas (demon) and abduction scenes in Indian storytelling during the 2nd century CE indeed signaled a significant shift in the social fabric of Bharat, as India was known at that time?
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These narrative elements reflected deeper changes occurring within society. Incorporation of these themes into tales served as an artistic expression capturing evolving cultural norms and belief.
Could this be an advise for woman to stay alert ? Or seek support from male
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The portrayal of Rakshas characters showcased a transformation from earlier Vedic texts where demons represented chaotic forces threatening divine order.
MS recommendations to woman to stay with man could also help in understanding this power shift.
Horse Rockart in Pandavahara Gumpha, Khurda, Odisha is a powerful testament against the fake Aryan Invasion Theory. Its survival now hinges on combating rampant mining activities.
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@ASIGoI @MinOfCultureGoI @sambitswaraj @narendramodi @PMOIndia @INTACHIndia This sign reinforces the historical significance of Horse Rockart in Pandavahara gumpha. Preserving our cultural heritage is crucial to dispel misconceptions and challenge controversial theories. Protecting this site from mining activities is essential . #PreserveOurHistory
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The cave is a treasure trove of ancient art and history, connecting us to our ancestors' way of life and Odisha's cultural heritage. Delve deep into its mysteries to uncover evidence that strengthens our understanding of the remarkable civilization in this region.
Forget Diwali crackers, ever heard of the Punjab Preservation of Subsoil Water Act 2009 and Haryana Preservation of Sub-soil Water Act, 2009? These acts are to blame for Delhi's pollution. Let's dive into this fascinating topic in a thread. #Pollution #DiwaliCrackers
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In the 1970s and 1980s, Punjab and Haryana experienced a remarkable transformation known as the Green Revolution. To ensure food security for the country, they transitioned from traditional crops like maize, pearl millet, pulses, and oilseeds to a wheat-paddy cultivation cycle. Unfortunately, the impact on water tables was not adequately considered. 2/n
Modern irrigation techniques like tube wells have unintentionally led to excessive pumping of groundwater, depleting underground aquifers.
This decline raises concerns for: 1. Agriculture 2. Freshwater availability
Efforts by stakeholders include: 1. Promoting efficient irrigation methods 2. Raising awareness for sustainable use
Collective action is needed to mitigate further damage and ensure future water supply.