A unique Upper Paleolithic/Early Mesolithic triangular sandstone stone with concentric laminations, discovered at Baghor I in the Son Valley (Madhya Pradesh), has been interpreted by archaeologists as the earliest evidence of:

Question

Accepted Answer

At Baghor I, excavations led by J.M. Kenoyer and G.R. Sharma uncovered a circular rubble platform with a unique triangular laminated stone at the center. This closely mirrors the local tribal tradition of worshiping Mai (Mother Goddess) even today, representing the earliest structural shrine in India.

Answer

Answer