Publications by authors named "Vrushab Mahesh"
Article Synopsis
- The Indian Middle Palaeolithic is key to understanding early Homo sapiens' behavior and has been dated further back to the Middle Pleistocene, suggesting its development from the Late Acheulian culture.
- Recent research shows that this culture was resilient through major climate changes, including the Toba super-eruption about 74,000 years ago, highlighting its complexity.
- The study of artefacts from Retlapalle in Andhra Pradesh revealed a burial age of approximately 139,000 years and showcased a variety of advanced tools, adding important information to the relatively unexplored field of Middle Pleistocene archaeology in India.
