Ahar Culture River System Identification
The Chalcolithic Ahar Culture, also known as the Banas Culture, flourished in the southeastern regions of Rajasthan during the Bronze Age.
Key River Systems Association
Archaeological findings indicate that the settlements of the Ahar Culture were primarily located along the river systems in this region. Specifically, the culture is identified with the:
- Banas River
- Berach River
These rivers, tributaries of the larger Chambal River system, flow through the Aravalli mountain range foothills where Ahar sites are concentrated. Therefore, the presence of the Ahar Culture is directly linked to the Banas and Berach river systems.
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