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29 Neolithic-Chalcolithic sequence reached back to roughly the later second millennium BCE in their conversion, but warned that samples below Layer 14 showed “mix-up,” perhaps from subsidence (Agrawal and Kusumgar 1973).
1973
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A History of Mithila, Vajji & Anga, Volume I · PDF page 39
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Evidence status: Cited chronology source record.
Source / provenance: A History of Mithila, Vajji & Anga, Volume I · PDF page 39
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Gajendra Thakur. “29 Neolithic-Chalcolithic sequence reached back to roughly the later second millennium BCE in their conversion, but warned that samples below Layer 14 showed “mix-up,” perhaps from subsidence (Agrawal and Kusumgar 1973)..” Videha Digital Research Archive: Mithila–Vajji–Anga. Videha — https://www.videha.co.in/ · ISSN 2229-547X · GitHub mirror: https://videha-ejournal.github.io/videha/ · Digital Research Archives on GitHub: https://github.com/videha-ejournal. https://videha-ejournal.github.io/mithila-vajji-anga/records/chronology/chronology-90/