The transition from Lower Paleolithic to Middle Paleolithic in the Indian subcontinent is technologically marked by the shift from heavy bifacial core tools to flake-based implements manufactured using which advanced tool-production method?

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The Middle Paleolithic (often called the Nevasan industry in India, after Nevasa in Maharashtra) is defined by tools like scrapers, borers, and points made from flakes. These flakes were systematically detached after preparing the parent stone core first, known as the Levallois or Prepared Core technique.

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