Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.52

c11.52

which derived on the one hand the only slightly evolved Amri ware found across the mountains in Sind, and on the other the highly developed Nal ware which seems to reach the height of its specialization at the type-site in Jhalawan, at the head of the Nal River - the cemetery just described. But despite the divergences, even in their most extreme forms the two pottery styles show traces of their common origin. In the following description of the wares in greater detail we shall look first of all at the features shared by the sub-groups and then at the characteristic divergences.