Bagor is a significant site for understanding the Mesolithic period in India, providing evidence of early human settlements, tools, and lifestyle. Its location on the Kothari River is crucial for its archaeological significance.
The archaeological site Bagor is located at the river
Asked in ACF And Forest Range Officer Gr I Comp. Exam 2018 · Topic: Stone Age (Mesolithic Rock Art and Burial Practices (e.g., Adamgarh, Bagor, Langhnaj))
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