Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c8.s17.7

c8.s17.7

However, no hint can be advanced as to the age of these Rajputana Microliths without excavations. The industry is primarily non-geometric. After this was written, the writer and his colleagues excavated at Ahar, Udaipur. A few microliths turned up in our excavations, as previously, and as at Gilund, but all these do not belong to the Copper or Chalcolithic deposits, but to an earlier phase of a hunting and forest culture. And thus we may say that in this region too the Microlithic Culture belongs to a period earlier than 2,000 B.C.