Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.27

c11.27

The geographical distribution of the Amri phase is represented mainly by sites in Sind at the foot of the Kirthar Range and between the Baran and the Gaj Rivers. In its later phases its main area of occupation is in South Baluchistan, from the headwaters of the Kech Kaur north-eastwards through Kolwa, up the Mashkai Valley to Nal in Jhalawan, and with sporadic sites farther north up to the Bolan Pass at Quetta, and others at the headwaters of the Kolachi, and down the Kolachi-Gaj valleys into Sind above Lake Manchhar, along the routes already referred to. It has also been recently reported from Las Bela State at the southern end of the Baluchi Mountains.