Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.55

c11.55

A distinctive type which can be identified on at least two Amri sites (Amri itself and Pandi Wahi) is a shallow pedestal foot, which may belong to vessels of beaker type or, less probably, to bowls not otherwise identified. At Nal a single pedestal-foot has been recorded, though higher and more columnar than those suggested by the Amri sherds, and almost certainly from a bowl or ‘offering-stand’ type of vessel.