A legacy of used stone tools from Palaeolithic to Neolithic at Chuagara in the Suvarnarekha- Burahabanga complex

Chuagara or Chau Gora, a site located in a plain land but in the middle of hilly area beside the river Suvarnarekha in Suvarnarekha-Burahabanga complex. The entire drainage system runs over a peneplain surface that was developed due to the lava flow. The complex is known for the occurrences of tools and materials of pre and proto historic culture, that have been collected by scholars in a greater number beside both the rivers. A continuous cultural element of prehistoric culture from palaeolithic to neolithic have been collected. Detail of the tools and their making technologies have been analysed. Though, any postulation would be vague based on the surface collections, but location of the site among the other prehistoric sites and absence of early historic, even late medieval materials somehow let us postulate that collected materials must be placed with the bracket of prehistoric period