In the Dima Hasao district of Assam, a number of megalithic stone jars have been discovered.
This discovery has highlighted the possible links, that date back to the second millennium BC, between Southeast Asia and the Northeast region of India.
Three distinct shaped jars have been documented in the paper, ‘An archaeological survey of the Assam stone jar sites’.
In a site named Nuchubunglo, 546 jars were discovered making it the largest such site across the planet.
The study has called for more research so as to understand this cultural relationship between Laos and Assam and Indonesia.
Indonesia and Laos are the only two other sites where such similar jars have been discovered.