Soanian stone tool industry

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The Soanian stone tool industry is an early Paleolithic archaeological culture of the Indian subcontinent, characterized by pebble and core tools found mainly in the Siwalik Hills region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Paleolithic industry
archaeological culture
associatedWith Siwalik fauna
characterizedBy chopper tools
core tools
flake tools
pebble tools
chronologicalPeriod Early Paleolithic
Lower Paleolithic
comparedWith Acheulean industry NERFINISHED
country India
Pakistan
culturalContext hunter-gatherer societies
discoveredInRegion Soan Valley NERFINISHED
distinguishedFrom Acheulean handaxe tradition NERFINISHED
environment fluvial terraces
piedmont zone
evidenceType stratified deposits
surface finds
foundIn Himachal Pradesh NERFINISHED
Jammu region NERFINISHED
Potwar Plateau NERFINISHED
Punjab region NERFINISHED
Siwalik river terraces NERFINISHED
hasLithicAssemblage crude flake tools
large pebble cores
simple choppers
locatedIn Himalayan foothills NERFINISHED
South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent

Siwalik Hills NERFINISHED
namedAfter Soan Valley NERFINISHED
partOf South Asian Stone Age NERFINISHED
rawMaterial chert
quartzite
sandstone
region Northern Pakistan NERFINISHED
Northwestern India NERFINISHED
researchField Paleolithic archaeology NERFINISHED
South Asian prehistory
technology core-and-flake technology
pebble tool technology
timeSpan Pleistocene NERFINISHED
toolType bifacial chopper
handaxe-like implement
scraper
unifacial chopper

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Soan River associatedWith Soanian stone tool industry