Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.46

c11.46

As we have already seen, we have to rely mainly on pottery in distinguishing one culture from another (Fig. 4). The two pottery types, Nal ware and Amri ware, seem to me to be parallel, slightly divergent, products of a single culture, the economic and architectural aspects of which (as far as they can be studied) have just been discussed as the Amri-Nal Culture. In South Baluchistan sites such as Nundara yield sherds of vessels which, in forms and more particularly in ornament, seem to represent an ancestral stock, from