Today in this article we will give you facts related to prehistoric period Bihar – Bihar GK Going to tell about.
- Evidence of early human habitation has been found in the southern part of Bihar.
- The oldest remains date back to the early pre-seventies, estimated to date back to 100,000 BC. These date back to the times, containing the fruits of stone axes, pieces of stone used as knives and scabbards.
- The oldest remains have been found in excavations in Munger and Nalanda districts. Remains of the Middle Stone Age have been found in Munger. From here the remains of the later Stone Age have also been found. Which is made of small pieces of stone of small size.
- Remains of the Middle Stone Age (9000 to 4000 BC) were found in Singhbhum, Ranchi, Palamu, Dhanbad, and Santhal Parganas, now in Jharkhand. received from. These are small stone objects with sharp edges and a tip.
- Relics of the Neolithic Age have been found in North Bihar from Chirand (Saran District) and Chechar (Vaishali District). Their period is generally 2500 BC. to 1500 BC has been determined between. Of these not only very small stone tools were found, but also items made of bones.
- In the Chalcolithic age, the Harappan culture developed in Sindh and Punjab in western India. The remains of the changed phase in Bihar from Chirand (Saran), Chechar (Vaishali), Sonpur (Gaya), Maner (Patna) have been found in the evidence of the life of the primitive man and the gradual changes to come in them.
- The pieces of pottery and pottery found in the excavation have also proved helpful in shedding light on the material culture of the time.
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