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- Hundreds of ashmound sites have been identified and many have a low perimeter embankment and some have holes that may have held posts. These ashmounds were traditionally...
- Gallery of South Indian Neolithic sites and ashmounds Photo Gallery of South Indian Neolithic sites and ashmounds The South Deccan Prehistory Project...
- ashmound tradition developed c.2800 BCE. This is characterised by large mounds of burned cattle dung and other materials. The people of the ashmound tradition...
- lasted until around 1000 BCE. South Indian Neolithic is characterized by Ashmounds since 2500 BCE in the Andhra-Karnataka region that expanded later into...
- represent the remains of houses or burned waste. New evidence shows that the "ashmounds" are not randomly formed mounds of waste, but special, collectively used...
- R. (1963) Neolithic Cattle Keepers of South India: A study of Deccan ashmounds, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press Coningham, R.A.E. (2012). Frank...
- with great thoroughness. He was among the first to describe Neolithic ashmounds from peninsular India. The results of his observations were published...