fill in the blanks 1. mehrgarh is in _____ 2. man started cultivating ______ 3. A stone slab with a _______was found at burzahom 4. ______and invention of _______ changed the life of man 5. Early man lived in _____groups.
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Balochistan Pakistan
2.12,000 years
3.paving floor
4.fire and food
5.Nomadic
Answer:
Mehrgarh is a Neolithic archaeological site situated on the Kacchi Plain of Balochistan in Pakistan.
Explanation:
fill in the blanks
1. mehrgarh is in South Asia.
2. man started cultivating 12,000 years ago
3. A stone slab with a paving floor was found at burzahom
4. Fire and invention of foodchanged the life of man
5. Early man lived in nomadic groups.
Mehrgarh is a large Neolithic and Chalcolithic a place located at the foot of the Bolan Pass on the Kachi Plain in Baluchistan (also spelled Balochistan), present-day Pakistan. Mehrgarh, which was continuously inhabited between about 7000 and 2600 BC, is the oldest known Neolithic site in the northwestern Indian subcontinent, with early evidence of agriculture (wheat and barley), pastoralism (cattle, sheep and goats) and metallurgy.
The Mehrgarh archaeological site consists of a series of low archaeological mounds in the Kachi Plain, near the mouth of the Bolan Pass. It is located next to the west bank of the Bolan River, about 30 kilometers from the town of Sibi. In an area of about 250 hectares, most of the archaeological sites are buried deep beneath the accumulation of alluvium, although in other areas erosion of "in situ" structures can be seen on the surface. The currently uncovered excavated remains at the site form a complex of large adobe compartmental structures. Constructed of hand-moulded plano-convex clay bricks, the function of these partitioned units is still uncertain, but many are thought to have been for storage rather than living. The mounds, MR3 and MR1 also contain formal cemeteries, parts of which have been excavated.
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