Which of the following artifacts, extensively found at Burzahom and Gufkral, specifically indicates that the Neolithic inhabitants of Kashmir practiced sewing animal skins for clothing to survive the harsh winters?

Options:

• A: Copper needles
• B: Microlithic scrapers
• C: Bone needles and awls
• D: Terracotta spindle whorls

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