Why is iron age in South India called the megalithic period
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When North India went through the Chalcolithic period, it was the phase of Iron Age culture in South India. The Iron Age predated the Sangam Age; however the later part of Iron Age culture moved in tandem with the Sangam age and is referred to as the Megalithic culture in the Deccan and South India
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Different types of iron tools have been discovered from these megalithic monuments, Hence this period is known as Iron Age in South Indian History.
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