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Question 1

Appeared in Year: 2016

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Delineate and account for the regional characteristics of the Neolithic period in India. (15 marks)

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Neolithic Period in India

  • Neolithic age represented the final stage of technological development for cultural evolution among pre-historic humans it is characterized by the use of stone tools, shape by polishing or grinding, the domestication of animals or plants the establishment of permanent villages and practice of such craft as pottery and weavi…

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Question 2

Appeared in Year: 2016

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Evaluate Jonaraja՚s account of the reign of Zain-ul-Abidin. (10 marks)

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Jonaraja՚s Account of the Reign of Zain-Ul-Abidin

  • Jonaraja was a Sanskrit poet and renowned Kashmiri historian in his work “Dvitya Rajataraṅgini” is was a continuation of Kalhana՚s Rajataraṅgini and brings about the chronicle of the Kashmiri՚s kings.
  • Jonaraja՚s gave a detail account of Zain-ul-Abidin,
  • In his Dvitiya Rajataraṅgini, Jonaraja has widely …

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Question 3

Appeared in Year: 2021

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Identify the following places marked on the map supplied to you and write a short note of about 30 words on each of them in your Question-cum-Answer Booklet. Locational hints for each of the places marked on the map are given below: 50 (Paper 1)

1. Palaeolithic Site

2. Mesolithic Site

3. Neolithic Site

4. Neolithic-Chalcolithic Site

5. Harappan Site

6. Proto Historic and Historic Site

7. Inscriptional Site

8. Jain Monastic Site

9. Coin Hoard

10. Palaeolithic Site

11. Terracotta Site

12. Rock Cut Caves

13. Ancient Learning Centre

14. Political and Cultural Centre

15. Buddhist Site:

16. Ancient Port

17. Early Historic Site

18. Ivory Hoard

19. Buddhist Monastic Centre

20. Temple Complex

Identify the Following Places Marked on the Map Supplied
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1. Palaeolithic Site (Attirampakkam)

  • Attirampakkam is a palaeolithic site is situated in Kortalaiyar river basin, Tamil Nadu, Northwest Chennai.
  • British geologist Robert Bruce discovered this site in 1863.
  • A sequence of lower, middle, and upper Palaeolithic cultures has been revealed through the excavations after the middle Palaeolithic.
  • Around 1.5 yea…

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Question 4

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Identify the following places marked on the map supplied to you and write a short note of about 30 words on each of them in your Question-cum-Answer Booklet. Locational hint a for each of the places marked on the map are given below seriatim: 5

i. Palaeolithic site

ii. Mesolithic site with burials

iii. Neolithic pit-dwelling

iv. Early village settlement

v. Neolithic site

vi. Neolithic Chalcolithic Site

vii. Harappan UNESCO site

viii. Megalithic burial Site

ix. Place of Second Sangam

x. Earliest Satavahana capital

xi. Place of an inscribed statue of Ashoka

xii. First Gupta hoard of coins

xiii. Hoard of metal sculptures

xiv. Ancient port

xv. Oldest Jesuit church

xvi. Centre of Gandhara art

xvii. Buddhist monastery

xviii. Place of earliest Vishnu temple

xix. Buddhist monastery

xx. Place of earliest Vishnu temple

The Ndia Political
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i. Palaeolithic site — Didwana

  • Location: Nagaur district of western Rajasthan.
  • Period: Lower and Middle Paleolithic stone tools in the Mesolithic period.
  • Highlight: By 7000 BCE, this site had also increased the use of cereal pollen. This suggests a higher rainfall rate, in contrast to the present situation of increased aridity. This site has also give…

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