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Earliest fossil remains of archaic Homo sapiens (specifically the Narmada Human or Homo erectus/sapiens transitions) in India have been found in:

  1. A
    Siwalik hills
  2. B
    Narmada valley
  3. C
    Nallamalai hills
  4. D
    Chotanagpur Plateau

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The earliest human fossil discovery in India was uncovered by Arun Sonakia in 1982 at Hathnora in the Narmada Valley, Madhya Pradesh, representing an archaic form of hominin.

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Earliest fossil remains of archaic Homo sapiens (specifically the Narmada Human or Homo erectus/sapiens transitions) in India have been found in:
A
Siwalik hills
B
Narmada valley
C
Nallamalai hills
D
Chotanagpur Plateau

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