We all know that Rajasthan is majestic hub of discovering archeological sites of India more incredibly Jaipur is one of the remarakle site of the state at all. While I have articulate here many more blogs regarding the archeological sites of the state even I have posted three blogs on it previously stated that one is about the ‘Jaisamand - Largest Artificial Lake found in Asia located in Udaipur Rajasthan’ and other two remains about  “A Glimpse of Archeological sites found in Jaipur" - I & II. These blogs that I have written about the chronological moments & monuments of the nature that reflects the wonderful scenarios of the glorious past events and happenings of that Golden Era of Rajputs. 

But in this blog I have to tell about a prehistoric housing site that has been build in Middle Stone Age represent the Mesolithic Cultural Heritage of the period includes the cave painting on different types of stones such as new and old stone people belonging to this era have limited acquired knowledge who utilize the time by creating art and making architecture of stones tools with various drawing and painting these people lived in an archeological environment of that Stone Age make chronological assembles to represent their archeorology.

In addition to this ancient culture, there is a destination called Bagor situated in Rajasthan and located  in the administrative district Bhalwala represent the late Mesolithic site of North-West India. This site is one of the biggest site of India that represent the artistic materials cave paintings and drawings of over 5 millenia. Discover things of stone age interact with Paleolithic and Neolithic farming reflect the millennium dynasty and warriors of the stone age communities.

Archeologicalist are of different innovation regarding the purpose of site have evaluate that the historic site is horizontally excavated with nearly five seketons of human being of that era has been discovered and ancient microliths were build almost 5000 B.C - 20000 BC. years ago. This mesolithic site has a large number of radiocarbon dates that has been written and sculpted with  human bone fragments, large pieces of charcoal and wood.

 These material caves and paintings of radiocarbon dates has been written in between the ages of 5000 - 2000 B.C. While on the other hand animal husbrandry,  pastoring activities and dog yeiding activities reflects such type of nomadic culture ranging between around 5000 - 3000 B.C.

Bagor represent an Mesolithic age exist between Paleolithic and Neolithic age represent the archaic culture symbolize the ancient cilivization of a dramatic period of stone age.

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