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describe the palaeolithic age in the deccan​

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Answered by mdismail028378
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Answer:

The major Paleolithic sites in the Deccan are the valley of luni, bundha pushkar in Rajasthan Narmada River and the tributaries of the valleys of the Belan river.

Explanation:

Paleolithic age was the age in which the prehistoric people lived and they lived many thousand years ago and their sites were discovered and excavated in recent times.

This age is also called as the stone age they were not aware of fire and they used stone tools for hunting so they were called as Paleolithic people

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Answered by xxxCrazyKidxxx
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⛰ The Palaeolithic or Paleolithic denotes the ancient period when stone tools were prepared by humans.

They are found within the nice valley of Africa from regarding three million years ago.

Major Paleolithic sites in Deccan:

Following are the major Paleolithic sites of deccan:

• Belan valley

• Luni valley

• Narmanda river

• Budha pushkar

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