Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.87

c11.87

The third distinctive culture within the Buff-ware group which can be identified in Western India is that named from a South Baluchistan site in the Kolwa region as the Kulli Culture. As before, it is distinguished mainly on the grounds of a very characteristic painted pottery style, and is known from a relatively limited number of sites in South Baluchistan, lying mainly in the Kolwa district (where trial trenches in the type-site of Kulli were made by Stein) and that of Mashkai, with outliers on the Dasht River and at least one sporadic occurrence far away near the headwaters of the Korakan River.