During the Later Vedic period, the core geographical center of the Vedic culture shifted significantly away from the Indus basin toward which region?

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As iron axes and iron ploughs were introduced around 1000 BCE, Later Vedic tribes cleared the dense forests of the Indo-Gangetic divide and advanced into the Upper Ganga plains, making the Kuru and Panchala regions the new cultural and political nerve center of the civilization.

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