The Indus Civilization c12: Plates
The Indus Civilization c12
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Plates
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PLATE A
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(a) View of Stupa mound, from S.W.
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(b) Great Bath at Mohenjo-daro, from N.
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*Archaeological Survey of India.* (a) Building with small bathrooms, north of Great Bath, showing passage and drain, from W.
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*Archaeological Survey of India.* (b) Well-head in paved floor.
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(a) Remains of drain that emptied the Great Bath.
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(b) Covered brick drain down the centre of a street.
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PLATE D
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(a) One of the principal streets of Mohenjo-daro populated to show its width.
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(b) Skeletons on stairway leading down into a well-room. Archaeological Survey of India
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(a) Partially excavated well.
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(b) Side street.
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(c) Street with repairs in wall on right.
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(d) Stairway, showing high, narrow treads.
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(a) Room of large building with carefully paved floor. [Archaeological Survey of India]
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(b) Double stairway with later drain running between. [Archaeological Survey of India]
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PLATE G
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(a) Western side of large house, showing original and later doorways.
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[Archaeological Survey of India]
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(b) Extended view of recent excavations at Mohenjo-daro.
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[Archaeological Survey of India.]
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2. Steatite statue wearing ornamented robe.
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1a and 1b. Limestone head, showing arrangement of hair.
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(Archæological Survey of India)
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1. Pottery figure of mother-goddess.
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2. Bearded male figure; pottery.
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1. Pottery figure of horned deity.
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2. Glazed figure of monkey.
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3. Steatite pectoral, once mounted in metal and filled with inlay.
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4. Unfinished figure of monkey and young.
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1. Ivory comb. 2. Chert weight. 3. Chert flakes. 4. Chert core. 5. Etched carnelian bead. 6. Stone die. 7. Bronze buffalo. 8. Pottery toy with movable head. (Archaeological Survey of India.)
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Girdle of long carnelian beads separated by spacers and beads of gilt bronze.
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[Archaeological Survey of India.]
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Steatite seal-amulets and cylinder seal.
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1. Bronze axe-adze.
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2. Bronze blade-axe.
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3. Bronze mirror.
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PLATE O
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1. Double steatite vessel from Susa in Louvre. 2. Fragment of steatite vessel. 3. Knobbed ware. 4. Painted pottery jar with intersecting-circles design. 5. Pottery candle-stand.
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1. Copper razor. 2-6. Pottery and stone gamesmen. 7. Stone mace-head. 8. Broad-tanged chisel. 9. Copper arrow-head. 10. Copper fish-hook. 11. Copper blade-axe. 12-18. Types of pottery. 19. Pottery food-stand. 20-21. Large storage jars.