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1.1 Physical Nature of Matter
We see many things in our surroundings, we see many things around us which are different in color , sizes,shapes and textures. Everthing we see in this universe is madeup of material which scientists named it as “Matter“. (What is Matter? Ask Assistant). Air we breathe ,food we eat, the stores , stars , plants…
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What is Excavation
Archaeological sources are available not only on the surface of theearth but also hidden deep in the depths of the Earth. The hidden things in the earth are dug out by using scientific methods. This process is called as excavation. Harappan civilisation came to light only due to the process of excavation. During this Process…
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Monuments
Monuments are considered as the major sources to write history. Which monuments we can understand the history behind it very easily.Monuments such as palaces temples Forts and pillars will help us to understand or to know the history. For example the whispering Gol Gumbaz of Vijayapura for the evidence of the maturity of the Science…
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Inscriptions and Coins
Archaeological sources are divided into four types, we are going to discuss about first two in this post, we discuss another two in next post Inscriptions. 2. Coins. Archaeological sources are present in both on Earth Surface and also available in depth of deep earth. With the help of Scientific Methods the Archaeological sources are…
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Chapter 2 Prehistoric Period -Changing Environment Final Part
12,000 years ago the earth’s temperature begin to increase which created a major change in Earth’s environment. This made to the development of grasslands in many places. Birds and animals began to multiply in uncontrolled manner. Animals like the Sheep goats and other started live in the grasslands. Human who was hunting with animals…
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Features and Working of Prehistoric man
The relics of the hunting and food gathering humans are available in Bhimbetka, hunasagi and Kurnool in India . And there are many sides in which such relics have been found. The important point is most of these sites have been discovered along the banks of rivers and lakes. In our previous post we have…
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Chapter 2 :The Prehistoric period 8 SS
Hello class work readers, in our previous post we have discussed about the geographical features of India. We got to know the geographical features, political features find physical features of India. Now in this notes we are going to learn about the Prehistoric period. Firstly let us know what is the definition of prehistoric period….
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Chapter 2 Geographical Features and Pre Historic India – 8 SS
Every country is influenced by the geographical environment and its people. There is an intimate relationship between human life and the environment ,so it is necessary to learn about the geographical environment in order to know the history of human. India is a subcontinent which occupies a huge area in the southern part of Asia….
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