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Sediment from Sahaswan lake shows how ancient earthquakes and monsoons shaped geology and culture of India’s food bowl
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Sediment from Sahaswan lake shows how ancient earthquakes and monsoons shaped geology and culture of India’s food bowl
Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Kharagpur 18 Jun 2026 In the heart of the Central Ganga Basin, known as the "Food Bowl of India," a new study has shown how ancient earthquakes and shifting monsoon rains dramatically redrew the landscape and dictated the fate of early human societies over the last 4,500 years. By excavating into a dried-up lakebed, researchers extracted layers of mud and sand dating back centuries. These sediment layers act as a…
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