TNPSC Micro Topics

Introduction Sources 1. Iron objects such as hoes, sickles, knives, hooks, nails, arrowheads, vessels and mirrors confirm the widespread use […]

Indus Civilisation and Tamil Civilisation Contemporary Cultures of the Indus Civilisation Decline

Arts and Amusement Faith and Belief System Polity Authorship and the Making of Indian Culture

Trade and Exchange Weights and Measures Seals, Sealing and Scripts

Subsistence and Economic Production Archaeobotanists study ancient agriculture, and human and environmental relationships. Animal Domestication Craft Production Pottery Metals, Tools

The Indus Civilisation Nomenclature, Phases and Chronology Geographical Area and the Settlements The Early Beginnings Planned Towns

Early Neolithic Cultures and the Beginning of Agriculture The Neolithic Culture of North-Western India The Neolithic Culture of Kashmir The

Hunter and gatherers of the Historical Period Characteristics of the Mesolithic Cultures

Mesolithic Culture Teri:A coastal landscape caused by sand dunes.These soils may have originated in the Pleistocene epoch of the Quaternary

Upper Palaeolithic Culture Lithic Tools and Industries Chronology Ostrich Egg ShellsEvidence of ostrich has been found in some pre-historic sites