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³ Still Sir John Marshall finds it difficult to say whether idol worship existed in those early times. Rai Bahadur Daya Ram Sahni, on the other hand, has quoted Marshall’s approval of the former’s identification of phallus at Harappa (*Mohenjodaro and Indus Civilization*, Vol. I, p. 191).