- When copper and bronze came to be used. The new technology developed of smelting metal ore and crafting metal artifacts
- But the use of stone tools was not given up. Some of the microlithic tools continued to be essential items
- People began to travel for a long distance to obtain metal ores, that’s why Chalcolithic cultures were found in many parts of India
- Chalcolithic cultures had grown in river valleys, Harappan culture is considered part of Chalcolithic culture
- Several bronze and copper objects, terracotta figurines and pottery were found at Paiyampalli in TN
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Mauryan Administration Central government
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The ascendancy of the Mauryas had resulted in the triumph of monarchy in India Kautilya supported the monarchical form...
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Industrial Revolution In India
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British government did away with the monopoly of the company in trade with India and hence, finally succeeded in...
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Division in Jainism
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By the end of the 4th century BCE, there was a serious famine in the Ganges valley. Many Jain...
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Edicts of Asoka
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The inscriptions of Asoka were first deciphered by James Princep in 1837 They are written in Pali language and...
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Social and economic factors and rise of jainism
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The rigid caste system prevalent in India generated tensions in the society. Higher classes enjoyed certain privileges which were...
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Causes for the decline of the Mauryas
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The traditional approach attributes the decline to Asoka’s policies and his weak successors Another approach holds the inadequate political...
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Colonialism In New Zealand
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Under the leadership of British statesman Edward G. Wakefield, the first British colonists to New Zealand arrived at Port...
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INTOLERABLE ACTS OF 1774
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INTOLERABLE ACTS OF 1774 These laws were enacted in order to punish the port of Boston and the people...