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Inamgaon is a post-Harappan
agrarian village and
archaeological site
located in Maharashtra,
western India.
Situated along the
right bank of the Ghod River...
- Maharashtra.
Inamgaon is one of the
largest and most
exciting chalcolithic sites in India,
which is
located on the
banks of this river.
Inamgaon, a post-Harappan...
- at Harappa,
Mundigak and
Mohenjodaro Triti**** Sp. -
found at Navdaroli,
Inamgaon,
Atranjikhera and
Kayatha Triti**** Sp. Contd. -
found at Songaon, Rohtak...
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thick to be
thoroughly removed, and the plan was abandoned. The site of
Inamgaon was well-preserved, however, and was
excavated over a 12-year period. After...
- plateau," with
neolithic Mehrgarh showing greater affinity with
chalcolithic Inamgaon,
south of Mehrgarh, than with
chalcolithic Mehrgarh.
Gallego romero et...
- Kendur, Mastani's
Palace at
Pabal Santoba’s
Kanhur Geologically important Inamgaon Netaji Palkar resided in Tandali, and the
cultural and holy
places Mahaganapati...
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abandonment c. 700 BCE.
Sites of the
Jorwe culture include Jorwe, Daimabad,
Inamgaon, Prakashe,
Navdatoli (near Maheshwar),
Walki (in Pune District). The Jorwe...
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archaeological evidence of
chickpea cultivation at Lal Quila, Sanghol,
Inamgaon, Nevasa, Hulas, Senuwar, and
Daimabad date from
between 1750 and 1500 BCE...
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altars for fire sacrifices.
Sites of the
Malwa Culture include Daimabad,
Inamgaon, Kayatha, Nagda, Vidisha, Eran, Mandsaur, and
Navdatoli (near Maheshwar)...
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practised crop
rotation -
clear evidence of that has been
unearthed at
Inamgaon, near Pune. The
people of
Jorwe lived in
large rectangular houses with...
