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प्रश्न
The developments in the fields of agriculture, pottery and metal tools are considered a landmark in the fife of Megafithic period-Substantiate.
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उत्तर
- Agriculture
- People practiced agriculture, domesticated cattle and sheep.
- Millets and rice were cultivated.
- Irrigation management developed, since many of the megalithic sites are found nearby rivers and tanks.
- In the deltaic region, irrigation as a technology had developed.
- Evidence of rice is seen in the megalithic sites like Adichanallur in Thoothukudi district and Porunthal near Palani.
- Pottery:
- Pottery is an important evidence found in the archaeological sites.
- The iron age and sangam age people used the black and red colours to make blackware and redware pottery.
- Potteries were used for cooking, storage and dining purposes.
- The black and redware pottery has a black inside and a red outside, with lustrous surfaces.
- Metal tools:
- Weapons such as swords and daggers, axes, chisels, lamps and tripod stands are also found.
- The iron tools were used for agriculture, hunting and gathering and in battles.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
List out the features of Megalithic Burial types.
Assertion (A): The Ashokan inscriptions datable to the third century BCE refer to the Cheras, Cholas, Pandyas, and Satyaputras outside his empire in Tamilagam.
Reason (R): Ancient kings of Tamilagam commenced their political rule in the Iron Age.
When was the foundation for the Sangam age laid?
Mention the sites in Tamil Nadu where Iron age evidence is found.
Answer all the questions given under caption.
Payyampalli
- Where is PayyampalH located?
- What is the importance of this place?
- By whom was this excavated?
- What else has been found on this site?
What type of society and polity did the Iron age have?
______ are pottery jars and were used for burying the dead.
Rice was probably cultivated in India and China around ______ (or) even earlier.
______ people perhaps devised the first pottery.
Discuss the Neolithic culture in Tamilnadu.
