- Mehrgarh, located in Balochistan (present-day Pakistan), is one of the most important Neolithic sites in South Asia. - Archaeological findings at Mehrgarh show evidence of wheat and barley cultivation and animal domestication dating back to around 7000 BCE or possibly earlier.
The earliest evidence of agriculture in Indian sub-continent comes from—
Asked in UPPCS Prelims 2008 · Topic: Stone Age (Neolithic Revolution: Origin of agriculture, animal domestication, settled life)
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