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# An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c18.s1.1

An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c18.s1.1

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At present some 150 sites of rock art are known in the country. On the basis of their clustering these sites can be grouped into following 19 areas: (1) Mirzapur, (2) Raigarh, (3) Pachmarhi, (4) Hoshangabad, (5) Bhopal, (6) Raisen, (7) Rewa-Panna-Chhatarpur, (8) Banda, (9) Katni, (10) Sagar, (11) Narsinghapur, (12) Bastar, (13) Gwalior, (14) Chambal valley, (15) Ghatsila, (16) Vikramkhol, (17) Hyderabad-Raichur, (18) extreme s., and (19) Attock in Pakistan.

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