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The Ganges Neolithic people were settled village agriculturalists living in small-scale societies with minimal social differentiation. They were located along the Middle Ganges River valley in the area of the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in northern and northeastern India during the period 4000-2500 BP. Specific diagnostic material attributes of this tradition include coarse, cord-impressed unpainted pottery, bone and antler artifacts, stone tools of basalt and granite, and microliths of chert and silica.

Epi-palaeolithic to Neolithic

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The site of Kunjhun II, Middle Son Valley and its relevance for the neolithic of central India

Excavations at Koldihwa (Deoghat)

Neolithic settlement at Chirand

Settlement Pattern of Excavated Sites

Excavations at Mahagara, 1977-1978

Archaeological and cultural history of north Bihar

Neolithic culture of eastern India

Excavations at Chirand

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Author	Title	Publication Date
Anonymous	Epi-palaeolithic to Neolithic	1980
Chattopadhyaya, Umesh	Tradition summary	1999
Clark, J. Desmond	The site of Kunjhun II, Middle Son Valley and its relevance for the neolithic of central India	1989
Misra, Vidya Dhar	Excavations at Koldihwa (Deoghat)	1977
Narain, L. A.	Neolithic settlement at Chirand	1970
Sant, Urmila	Settlement Pattern of Excavated Sites	1991
Sharma, G. R. (Govardhan Raj)	Excavations at Mahagara, 1977-1978	1980
Sinha, Harendra Prasad	Archaeological and cultural history of north Bihar	1994
Verma, Atul Kumar	Neolithic culture of eastern India	1988
Verma, B. S.	Excavations at Chirand	1971

Ganges Neolithic

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