Hayat Ashraf

India has a rich history of prehistoric cultures, spanning a vast period from the Paleolithic era to the Iron Age. These cultures are known primarily through archaeological evidence, including stone tools, pottery, cave paintings, and other artifacts. Here are some of the major prehistoric cultures that existed in India: 1. Soanian Culture (c. 500,000 BCE - c. 250,000 BCE):    The Soanian culture is named after the Soan River in Pakistan, but it is also found in parts of northern India. It is characterized by the production of crude stone tools, including handaxes and cleavers. 2. Madrasian Culture (c. 500,000 BCE - c. 250,000 BCE):    The Madrasian culture, named after Chennai (formerly Madras), is found in the southern part of India. It is known for its stone tools, including blades and scrapers. 3. Acheulean Culture (c. 1.5 million BCE - c. 200,000 BCE):    The Acheulean culture was widespread across the Indian subcontinent. It is characterized by the de...