Stone Age

According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, Robert Bruce Foote was a British geologist and archaeologist. He is considered as the father of Indian pre-history. He was associated with the Geological Survey of Indian and documented the antiquities of the stone age. Hence, Geologist is the correct answer.

The three age system- Stone, Bronze and Iron from the collection of Copenhagen museum was coined by Christian Jurgensen Thomson. These periods of human prehistory that are categorised by the main material used to make tools and weapons.The years assigned to each age are approximate, as different civilisations developed at different rates.Some areas may have skipped one or more of the stages.

Alexander Rea, A.H. Longhurst, Robert Sewell, James Burgess and Walter Elliot were associated with archaeological excavations. They primarily worked in the field of South Indian history.

According to the excavated evidence, the domestication of animals began in the Mesolithic period. The earliest pieces of evidence of domestication of animals in India have been found at Adamgarh (Narmadapuram, M.P.) and Bagor (Bhilwara, Rajasthan).

According to the excavated evidence, the domestication of animals began in the Mesolithic period. The earliest pieces of evidence of domestication of animals in India have been found at Adamgarh (Narmadapuram, M.P.) and Bagor (Bhilwara, Rajasthan).

A large number of implements made of bones and horns have been found from the Mesolithic site, Sarai Nahar Rai (located in Pratapgarh district of U.P.). The book titled 'Puratattva Vimarsh 'written by Dr. Jain Narayan Pandey describes various pointed objects and ornaments made of bones which have been reported from Sarai Nahar Rai.

A large number of implements made of bones and horns have been found from the Mesolithic site, Sarai Nahar Rai (located in Pratapgarh district of U.P.). The book titled 'Puratattva Vimarsh 'written by Dr. Jain Narayan Pandey describes various pointed objects and ornaments made of bones which have been reported from Sarai Nahar Rai.

Mesolithic sites in order from west to east geographically-Mahadaha (Pratapgarh, UP), Lekhahia (Mirzapur, UP), Paisra (Bihar) and Birbhanpur (W.Bengal)

Damdama is a Mesolithic site in Pratapgarh district Uttar Pradesh. In Damdama, 41 human graves were found. Out of these graves, 5 are double burial. One triple burial grave is also found here. A grave with four human skeletons has been found at Sarai Nahar Rai.

Grains were first ever produced in Neolithic Age. It was the time when people were introduced to agriculture. Koldihwa and Mehrgarh were the two Neolithic archaealogical sites from where clear pieces of evidence of rice and wheat have been found.