The stratigraphic sequence of the Belan Valley in Uttar Pradesh is highly significant in Indian archaeology because it contains an uninterrupted geo-archaeological record of which of the following phases?

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The Belan Valley (Mirzapur/Prayagraj region) investigated by G.R. Sharma exhibits a classic unbroken stratigraphy showcasing the evolution of stone tool typologies from the Lower Paleolithic, Middle Paleolithic, Upper Paleolithic, Mesolithic, right up to the Neolithic phase.

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