The earliest age in history is called ________

(a)

Old Stone Age

(b)

New Stone Age

(c)

Copper Age

(d)

Iron Age

Baghor I and Baghor III of Son Valley in Madhya Pradesh are some of _______ sites in India.

(a)

Lower Palaeolithic

(b)

Middle Palaeolithic

(c)

Upper Palaeolithic

(d)

Neolithic

The ______________ inscriptions mention the trade contacts between Mesopotamia and Harappan civilisation.

(a)

Cuneiform

(b)

Heiroglyphics

(c)

Devanagiri

(d)

Kharoshti

Early Harappan period was ______

(a)

3000–2600 BCE

(b)

2600–1900 BCE

(c)

1900–1700 BCE

(d)

1700–1500 BCE

The Indus civilisation declined from about _____

(a)

1800 BCE

(b)

1900 BCE

(c)

1950 BCE

(d)

1955 BCE

Human ancestors are__________ likely to have first evolved in Africa.

(a)

homo sapiens

(b)

Homo erectus

(c)

australipicis

(d)

hominin

The period that followed the Mesolithic is called the _____________

(a)

ice age

(b)

stone age

(c)

Mesolithic Age

(d)

Neolithic age

__________ refers to the genus of animals including horses, asses and zebras.

(a)

Equus

(b)

trunk

(c)

foot

(d)

tail

____________ did not have evidence of ceramics.

(a)

ceramic phase

(b)

Aceramic phase

(c)

middle phase

(d)

higher phase

________________ played an important role in the development of archaeology in India.

(a)

Sir John Marshal

(b)

Thomas

(c)

Darwin

(d)

alexander