The pollen and sediment profiles excavated from the Didwana salt lake in Rajasthan are valuable to prehistoric archaeology because they directly help reconstruct:

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Didwana lake sediment profiles provide clear proxy data regarding the climate of the Thar Desert during the Pleistocene. By matching dry/wet cycles with underlying tool layers, archaeologists map how environmental modifications forced hominids to alter tool dimensions and sourcing preferences.

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