The prehistoric "Ashmounds" found at sites like Utnur, Kupgal, Kodekal, and Palavoy in Southern India are archaeologically associated with:

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Ashmounds are massive accumulations of burnt cattle dung. Archaeological excavations by pioneers like F.R. Allchin proved that these were Neolithic pastoral settlements where dung accumulated in cattle pens was ritually accumulated and set on fire seasonally.

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