~300,000-10,000 BCE: Hand axes and other stone tools are widely used across the subcontinent.
~300,000-10,000 BCE: Hunter-gatherer communities occupy river valleys, caves and rock shelters.
~300,000-100,000 BCE: Stone-tool traditions spread across the subcontinent.
~250,000-150,000 BCE: “Narmada Man”, a hominin fossil (don’t know species) discovered in the Narmada Valley, provides evidence of archaic humans in the Indian subcontinent.
~100,000-65,000 BCE: Homo sapiens reach the Indian subcontinent and gradually spread across it.
~30,000-10,000 BCE: Rock art develops at sites including Bhimbetka, depicting animals, hunting and human activities.