Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.148

c11.148

Nor does that exhaust the Harappā-Kulli connexions. One of the outstanding pieces of Harappā art is a bronze figure of a dancing-girl, described in a later chapter, and it is most interesting to find that her hairdressing is just that seen on the Kulli figurines, with the heavy loop of hair carried over the nape of the neck, and that (again following the Kulli fashion) she wears a couple of bangles at her right wrist, but has her left arm loaded with bracelets from the wrist to above the elbow. The merchants returning from the Baluchi hills may well have brought back with them women as well as merchandise.