UPSC History Optional · Paper I · 2017 · Q2(c) · 15 marks
The emergence of Non-Harappan Chalcolithic cultures in Central India and the Deccan mark a change not only in the subsistence pattern of people but an overall transition from pre to proto historic period. Critically analyze.
- Chapter
- Pre-history and Proto-history
- Topic
- Chalcolithic Cultures
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