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Northeast India is a lesser-known area for archaeological research;however it will be discussed here in order to show the importance and potential forNeolithic research. Being a contact zone of South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asiancountries, the region has a great diversity of cultural material dating from prehistorictimes. Comparatively well-documented Neolithic cultural material is still described in aclassificatory manner, which makes it further impossible to explain the basicterminological issue of Neolithic culture, which was the new way of life in thePrehistoric scenario. A fresh approach with archaeological, linguistic and ethnographicevidence is adapted and applied in order to understand the relevance of Northeast India,commonly known as the "Seven Sisters", to early origins of pottery and agriculture inSouth Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia. The archaeological comparison is based onthree issues: 'viz.' cord-impressed pottery, shouldered celt, andrice agriculture, which aim to synthesize evidence from different neighbouring areas tounderstand what they have in common and to provide clues for furtherresearch

Neolithic Culture of Northeast India: A Recent Perspective on the Origins of Pottery and Agriculture