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The term 'microlith' is strictly to be applied only to tools made on microbladeor bladelets having a maximum length of 50 mm and a width of 12 mm or occasionally on small flakes, by blunting one or more margins by steep retouch. They are associated with the Mesolithic age. The technological hallmark of this period is tiny stone tools or 'microliths. Microliths were too small to be used as tools individually; instead, they were used as components of tools and weapons by being hafted in bone, wood or reed handles and shafts.
Which of the following is not a breed of cattle?
The feed conversion ratio (FCR) is the amount of feed ingested by an animal which can be converted into one kilo of live weight. Feed conversion ratio i...
Exposing of milk at 61- 63 degree Celsius for thirty minutes is termed as………………………
Abortion in the gestation period is a common symptom of which diseases?
Which of the following is the prominent dual purpose breed of north India widely spread in Indo Gangetic plains, primarily reared for bullock production...
The goat breed which is famous for chevon, quality skin & breeding efficiency is?
What temperature and time combination is used for High Temperature Short Time (HTST) pasteurization of milk?
In India, the state which is the largest producer of wool?
Grass tetany in cattle and sheep is due to deficiency of
The reason for yellow colour of milk in cattle is -