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Chirand

Chirand is an archaeological site in the Saran district of Bihar, India, situated on the northern bank of the Ganga River. Evidence of wheat was found. It has a large pre-historic mound which is known for its continuous archaeological record from the Neolithic age (about 2500–1345 BC) to the reign of the Pala dynasty who ruled during the pre-medieval…

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Area code
841211
Country
India
District
Saran district
ISO 3166 code
IN-BR

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Chirand

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples56
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Chirand

Top relations

related to history · 14
Chirand → Ananda, Archaeology, Buddha, Chero, Hunter, India, King Mayurdhwaj, Neolithic, South Asia, The, The Bihar State Directorate, The Imperial Gazetteer, The Neolithic, The Pal
related to Crafts · 10
Chirand → Burzahom, Ficus, Naga, Neolithic, Ornaments, Pendants, Period II, Period III, Terracotta, The
related to Pottery · 7
Chirand → Half, Most, Period, Period II Neolithic, Pot, Some, The Chalcolithic
related to Archaeological finds · 5
Chirand → Chalcolithic, Copper, Kushan, Neolithic, The
related to Fair · 5
Chirand → An, Chyavana-asrama, Kartik, November, October
related to Demography · 3
Chirand → Literacy, The, The Chirand
related to Festival · 3
Chirand → Chirand Mahotsava, Chirand Vikas Parishad, The
Area code · 1
Chirand → 841211
Country · 1
Chirand → India
District · 1
Chirand → Saran district

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neolithic found river india village mound archaeological period ganga chalcolithic area age kilometres bihar made bc mi finds site isbn

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChirandArea code8412111.00infobox
ChirandCountryIndia1.00infobox
ChirandDistrictSaran district1.00infobox
ChirandISO 3166 codeIN-BR1.00infobox
Chirandis aarchaeological site in the Saran district of Bihar0.90text
wheatinstance ofPaddy husk impressions in some potsherds indicate Neolithic involvement in cultivating rice and cereals0.80text
moonginstance ofPaddy husk impressions in some potsherds indicate Neolithic involvement in cultivating rice and cereals0.80text
masoorinstance ofPaddy husk impressions in some potsherds indicate Neolithic involvement in cultivating rice and cereals0.80text
and barleyinstance ofPaddy husk impressions in some potsherds indicate Neolithic involvement in cultivating rice and cereals0.80text
Chirandrelated to Archaeological findsThe0.60section
Chirandrelated to Archaeological findsNeolithic0.60section
Chirandrelated to Archaeological findsChalcolithic0.60section

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