Nomadism to Sedentary settlements

Nomadism to Sedentary settlementsThe favourable climate, better rainfalls, warm atmosphere and increased food security led to reduction in nomadism to seasonally sedentary settlement and increased population They moved to...

Changes in Life in Mesolithic Era

Changes in Life in Mesolithic EraDomestication of Plants and AnimalsThe economy of early period of Mesolithic age was based on hunting, fishing and food gatheringSlowly domesticating crops and animals...

Mesolithic Era

Mesolithic EraThe transition from the Palaeolithic period to Mesolithic period is marked by transition from Pleistocene period to Holocene and favourable changes in the climate The climate became warmer...

Important Palaeolithic sites in India

Important Palaeolithic sites in IndiaLingsugur in Raichur district, Karnataka was the first site to be discovered from India Apart from this, some of the important Palaeolithic sites in India...

Tools of Upper Palaeolithic EraThe tools of Upper Palaeolithic Era are further refined upon the lower and middle periods and show a marked regional diversity with respect to the...

Upper Palaeolithic Culture

Upper Palaeolithic CultureUpper Palaeolithic culture developed during the later part of the upper Pleistocene The Upper Palaeolithic period has recorded a rich panorama of fossils in the peninsular rivers...

Middle Palaeolithic Period

Acheulian cultureAcheulian culture was named after the French site of St Acheul, which wasfirst effective colonization of the Indian subcontinent and is almost synonymous with the lower Palaeolithic settlements...

Palaeolithic period

Narmada Man – the only stone age fossil from IndiaNarmada Man or Narmada Human is the earliest Homo species of Indian sub-continent This fossil was found on banks of...

Pre-History

Pre-HistoryPrehistoric period belongs to the time before the emergence of writing It is believed that man learnt writing only about 5000-8000 years ago during the Neolithic period The earliest...

CONCLUSION

CONCLUSIONIn conclusion, it can be advocated that communalism in India is not just manifestation of religious intolerance rather it speaks about the glorification of primordial identity in contemporary times...