Explanation: All five

Important Neoithic sites of India

• North-western India: The Neolithic culture of the north-western part of the Indian subcontinent at Mehrgarh has produced the earliest evidence of plant and animal domestication.
• North India: Kashmir Neolithic sites have evidence of pit dwellings (Burzahom, Gufkral). These sites show contacts with the Harappan sites and the cultures of East Asia and West Asia.
• Vindhyan Hills, the Belan and the Ganga River Valleys: The Belan valley Neolithic sites have cord-marked pottery and produced evidence for transition from hunting gathering to agriculture.
• North-eastern India: The sites of eastern and north-Eastern India show traits of shouldered axes often noticed in Southeast Asia. Marakdola, Daojali Hading and Sarutaru are the Neolithic sites of Assam region.
• South India: Neolithic grooves were found in parts of Tamil Nadu such as Kanniyakumari, Krishnagiri, Tiruvannamalai and Villupuram.

Source: TH