These figures, dated to the Neolithic period (6000–4000 BCE), were created using stone tools through repeated striking. Dr Reddy noted that the engravings reflect the lifestyle of prehistoric ...

Warangal: Rock bruisings (etching on the surface of a rock) dating back to the Neolithic period (6000–4000 BCE) were found on a hillock near Ramalinga Gudem village in Thipparthi mandal of ...

A prehistoric rock art site dating back to the Neolithic period (6000-4000 BCE) has been found on the outskirts of Ramalingalagudem village of Tipparthi mandal in Nalgonda district on Sunday (May ...

Collective Community Arts Center: “Black Futures: The Space Between Us,” curated by Adderly Grant-Lord, is a group show of ...

The rock art was datable to the Neolithic period (6,000-4,000BCE), he said. The figures reveal the lifestyle of the prehistoric man engaged in hunting animals and the inner urge to cull out his ...

The Copper-Stone Age, also known as the Chalcolithic Age, began after the Neolithic Age, when people began making tools of copper along with stone. This age spanned from about 4000 BC to 2000 BC. The ...