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The word Veda implies ‘knowledge’. There are four Vedas: Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajura Veda and Atharva Veda. They contain a number of hymns in praise of several Gods and Goddesses. They are the main source for providing information about the period from 1,500 BC to 600 BC.
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Archaeologists think that objects found with a skeleton probably belonged to the dead person. Sometimes, more objects are found in one grave than in another. In Brahmagiri one skeleton was-buried with 33 gold beads, 2 stone beads, 4 copper bangles, and one conch shell. The variety of personal belongings buried with the dead gives important clue about the social status of the dead person.
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Latitudes: These are the circles between the North and South Poles; they help in locating places in the north and south directions. These are also known as parallels.
Longitudes : These are the lines joining the North and South Poles; they help in locating places in the east and west directions.These are also known as meridians.
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Archaeology is the science that studies human cultures through the recovery, documentation, analysis and interpretation of material remains and environmental data, including architecture, artifacts, features, biofacts and landscapes.
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Later, about 2500 years ago, cities developed on the banks of the Ganga and its tributaries, and along the seacoasts. Locate the Ganga and its tributary called the Son. In ancient times the area along these rivers to the south of the Ganga was known as Magadha.
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Harappa, Mohanjodaro, Banawali and Dholavira are considered as the four main Harappan Sites.
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With the change in the climate, the plants and animals used for food also witnessed some changes. Men, women and children observed several things related to plants, such as, places where edible plants were found, how seeds broke off stalks, fell on the ground and new plants sprouted from them. Perhaps they started protecting the plants from birds and animals so that they could grow and the seeds could ripen. In this way, people became farmers.
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Historical sources tell us about history. It may be a document, a picture, a sound recording, a book, a cinema film, a television program or an object. Any sort of artifact that conveys information is a source. There are two main types of sources of history- primary and secondary sources.
A primary source provides direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art. Travelogue, tools and pottery are some examples of primary sources.
A secondary source is a work that comments on the past. Typically this is a recently written book that describes past events, often written by a historian. Books, journals and newspapers are some examples of secondary sources.
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Some janapadas gained control over large areas and became mahajanapadas.
During the sixth century BC, sixteen janapadas rose to grow and gain popularity as compared to others and thus referred to as the mahajanapadas.
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Samir Do |
1. Samir Ek is more familiar with English. |
1. Samir Do speaks Hindi. |
2. Samir Ek is a Hindu. |
2. Samir Do is a Muslim. |
3. Samir Ek goes to school. |
3. Samir Do sells newspapers. |
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The study of coins is known as numismatics. Coins form another source of historical information. Ancient coins were mostly made of gold, silver, copper or lead. Coin moulds of Kushan period made of burnt clay have been also discovered. Some of the coins contain religious and legendary symbols which throw light on the culture of that time. Coins also contain the figures of kings and gods.
Some contain names and dates of the rulers. Coins also throw significant light on economic life of ancient people. They indicate regarding trade and commerce and help to reconstruct the history of several ruling dynasties. Coins have been the primary source of our information regarding the various Indian states during the same period.
The coins of the Kushana and the Gupta period give interesting accounts of those days. They throw light on religious, political, economic and commercial conditions. Every coin of the past has some story to convey.
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Parallels of Latitude: The imaginary lines which run parallel to the equator are called the parallels of latitude.
Meridians of Longitude: The imaginary lines which run from one Pole to another are called the meridians of longitude.
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The latitudinal value of tropic of cancer is 23.5° N on June 21, when the sun is directly up above the head at noon.
The Equator is the circle at which sun is straight above the head.
Tropic of cancer is the northernmost declination of the sun at which sun rays fall straight.
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Megaliths were huge stones erected to mark burial sites, used by people three thousand years back. This practice was common south India, Deccan, Kashmir and the north-east. The burial sites are both above and underground. Many distinctive articles were found buried with the body by the archaeologists in some megalithic burials.
Such remains indicate the buried people were herders and farmers as burying dad with food and equipment meant the entry in the next life. The type of burial reflects the status of the buried person. Brahmagiri and Adichanallur are some megalithic burial sites found in India.
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