In the context of the Indian Mesolithic period, the transition from 'Non-geometric microliths' (blades, scrapers) to 'Geometric microliths' (trapezes, crescents) is technologically significant because it represents:

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Geometric microliths like triangles and trapezes allowed Mesolithic humans to create highly efficient composite weapons. These tiny stones were systematically dynamic, designed to be fixed into wooden or bone handles to serve as interchangeable teeth for arrows or harvesting sickles.

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