Khor is a prehistoric site located in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan.

UNESCO has included the rock paintings of Bhimbetka (Madhya Pradesh) in the World Heritage list. Evidence of people living in this period has been found from more than 200 rock caves in Bhimbetka.

Burzahom is located in Srinagar (Jammu & Kashmir). It is famous for its pit dwellings.

The wheel is a mechanical part that is circular in shape and rotates on an axle. The oldest wheels date back to 3500 B.C., which were found in ancient Mesopotamia.

All the above sites are correctly matched with their features. Burzahom (J&K) is famous for pit dwellings, Koldihwa has the earliest evidence of rice, ash mounds were found in Utnoor (Andhra Pradesh), and Mehrgarh (Pakistan) is considered the oldest Neolithic site.

The beginning of modern man is considered to be from the late Stone Age, which has been named 'Homo sapiens' (Cro-Magnon Man).

The Archaeological Survey of India department was established in 1861 AD under the leadership of Alexander Cunningham.

The chronological order for the study of history is: Palaeolithic Age -> Mesolithic Age (Microlithic) -> Neolithic Age -> Megalithic Age.

The then Director General of the Archaeological Survey of India was R.E.M. Wheeler (1944-1948).

Herodotus (484 to 425 B.C.) is called the 'Father of History'. He wrote the book 'Historica' in the Greek language.

Prominent sites of the Middle Palaeolithic Age include Bhimbetka, Narmada Valley, Tungabhadra River Valley, Revas (Maharashtra), and Didwana (Nagaur, Rajasthan).

Five levels (terraces) have been identified from the excavation of the Soan culture, which are referred to as T1, T2, T3, T4, T5.

In India, the scholar Robert Bruce Foote first obtained stone-made evidence from Pallavaram (Madras) in 1863 AD.