Scholars have debated the prehistoric dating of Soanian culture due to artifacts often found in undatable surface contexts. Some argue it is a culture developed by ancient extinct hominids, Se mere

The Soanian culture is in the Western part of the Sub-Himalayan terrain, stretching between the river Indus and Yamuna. This area is the … Se mere

The Western Sub-Himalaya and the Siwalik Hills first caught the interest of archaeologists and palaeontologists in the early 1800s when the Miocene age fossil apes were uncovered. This led to Western scholar's interest in exploring the region for potential pre … Se mere

• The Acheulian/Soanian dichotomy Se mere

Understanding of the technological development of Soanian tools has been limited due to most sites rarely comprising more than a few dozen artifacts. Soanian culture's … Se mere

• South Asian Stone Age
• Madrasian culture Se mere

• Dani Ahmad Hasan (1964). "Prehistoric Pakistan" (PDF). Asian Perspectives. 7: 183–188.
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