The Indus Script: Texts, Concordance and Tables c4.s2.3

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For the other Harappan sites in India with objects included in this volume, see the preliminary yearly reports in *Indian Archaeology - A Review* (= IAR, quoted here gratefully from the unpublished index by Gregory L. Possehl): Alamgirpur, 58-59: 50-55; Banawali, 83-84: 24-29; Chandigarh, 70-71: 7-8; Desalpur, 63-64: 10-12; Hulas, 82-83: 100-103; Kalibangan, 60-61: 31-33; 61-62: 39-44; 62-63: 20-31; 63-64: 30-39; 64-65: 35-39; 65-66: 38-41; 66-67: 31-33; 67-68: 42-45; 68-69: 28-32; Pabumath, 78-79: 67-68; 80-81: 14; Prabhas Patan, 55-56: 7-8; 56-57: 16-17; 71-72: 12-13; 75-76: 13; 76-77: 17-18; Rohira, 82-83: 65-66; Rojdi, 57-58: 18-23; 58-59: 19-21; 62-63: 8; 64-65: 12; 82-83: 28; 83-84: 19-20; Rupar, 53-54: 6-7; 54-55: 9; Surkotada, 70-71: 13-15; 71-72: 13-21. For Dholavira, cf. D.K. Vaidya, The Harappan seal from Kotda Timba near Dholavira in Khadir, *Bulletin of the Baroda Museum* 25 (1973-74), 33-36 & pl. XI; for Rakhigarhi, cf. Eric Grinstead and Asko Parpola, A Harappan seal from Rakhigarhi, Haryana, *Acta Orientalia* 35 (1973), 103-114 & pl. I; for Tarkhanewala-dera, cf. A. Ghosh, The Rajputana Desert - its archaeological aspect, *Bulletin of the National Institute of Sciences of India* 1 (1952), 37-42.