Question

A stone slabs with a ______ was found at Burzahom.​

Answer 1

Answer:

A pot excavated hope it helps you

Answer 2

Answer:

A stone slab with a large cache of tools and implements made of bone and stone found at the site shows that the inhabitants were hunting and farming was found at Burzahom.​

Explanation:

• In India's Jammu and Kashmir region, in the Kashmir Valley, is where you find the Burzahom archaeological site.
• Between 3000 BC and 1000 BC, four stages of cultural significance have been uncovered by archaeological investigations.
• The Neolithic era is represented by Periods I and II, the Megalithic era by Period III (characterized by large stone menhirs and red pottery that was made on a wheel), and the early Historical Period by Period IV (Post-megalithic period).
• The findings are based on thorough research that encompasses all aspects of the site's physical evidence, including the ancient flora and fauna.
• The discoveries are documented in stratified cultural deposits that show prehistoric human activity in Kashmir.
• The Burzahom site demonstrated the shift from the Neolithic people's underground and ground-level habitation elements to the Megalithic people's mudbrick buildings.
• The extensive collection of tools and equipment constructed of stone and bone discovered at the location demonstrates that the locals were engaged in farming and hunting.
• The uncovered artefacts (of architecture, traditions, and rituals) show that the prehistoric inhabitants of the Burzahom region had connections to the Gangetic plains, peninsular India, Central Asia, and South West Asia.
• The art, architecture, customs, rituals, and language that may be seen in some engravings on pottery and other artefacts show how local and foreign influences interact.

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