Bahadurpur Narsinghpur
| Author:Laxman Burdak, IFS (R) |
Bahadurpur () is a village in Narsinghpur tahsil and district in Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the site of Discovery of Prehistoric Sites in the Lower Reaches of Sher River. The site is situated on the left bank of River Sher.[1]
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Discovery of Prehistoric Sites in the Lower Reaches of Sher River
A Preliminary Survey Report[2] on Discovery of Prehistoric Sites in the Lower Reaches of River Sher, Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh, India was published recently. The goals of this paper include a survey of the lower reaches of the River Sher, where more than 900 artifacts and a few fossils were studied. The presence of abundant mega-vertebrate fossils and lithic artifacts from the Middle and Late Pleistocene periods has drawn much interest of numerous palaeontologists and archaeologists over the years along the Narmada basin. The present study focuses on understanding Palaeolithic localities in and around Sher River. Newly discovered sites during surveys include: 1. Tindni , 2. Dundipindrai, 3. Supla, 4. Ghatpindrai, 5. Pansi, 6. Singhrampur, 7. Bahadurpur, 8. Belkhedi, 9. Lurhata, 10. Sihora, 11. Garariya.