Which among the following is the largest Mesolithic habitation site known in India?
Bagor
Bagor, on the Kothari River in Rajasthan, is conventionally described as the largest known Mesolithic habitation site in India. Excavations revealed microliths, habitation remains, animal bones and burials.
According to the traditional chronology that dates its early farming phase to the seventh millennium BCE, which of these Neolithic sites is associated with the earliest evidence of crop production in the Indian subcontinent?