The Banas Culture, also known as the Ahar-Banas Culture, is an archaeological culture identified in the Banas River valley of southeastern Rajasthan. It is characterized by its distinctive pottery and settlement patterns, belonging to the Chalcolithic or Copper Age.
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Asked in Head Master Praveshika School (Sanskrit Edu.) 2021 · Topic: Stone Age (Neolithic Revolution: Origin of agriculture, animal domestication, settled life)
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