A History of Agriculture in India v1.c13.14

v1.c13.14

Sankalia states that the people of Langhnaj who lived in the sandy undulating plains of northern and central Gujarat manufactured microliths, e.g. blades, lunates, trapezes, triangles, scrapers, points and a few burins, fluted as well as amorphous cores. The material is chert, agate, carnelian and only occasionally quartz. Heavy tools so far are very few—only one mace-head of a digging stick of quartzite was excavated. They hunted rhinoceros (*Rhinoceros unicornis*), hog deer (*Axis porcinus*), Indian buffalo, antelope (*Boselaphus tragocamelus*), black buck (*Antilope cervicapra*) and wild dog.