Indian Art: A History of Indian Art from the Earliest Times up to the Third Century A.D. c18.23

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Fig. 21 Pottery types. Indus Valley. See pp. 26-8. a. necked goblet with round bottom. b. pot with round bottom. c. knobbed goblet. d. dish-on-stand. e. decorated jar. f. shallow dish. g. beaker with flat base. h. cup with conical bottom. i. deeper dish or bowl. j. perforated charcoal burner. k. jar-stand. l. wide and shallow broad-based dish or platter. m. ellipsoid jar with raised horizontal mouldings on the base. n. deeper dish. o. large bulging jar with narrow bottom. p. drinking cup. q. large storage jar with conical bottom. r. large storage jar. s. cup with lug handle. t-u. vessels with narrow base. v. flask with bulging girth. w. cylindrical vessel with round base.