Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.93

c11.93

At Kulli, where the most extensive architectural remains were found, a flagged paving was found at one point, and there were indications of a wooden flooring over a cellar at another. Here, too, as at Nundara, stone walls were sometimes faced internally with white plaster. Owing to the scanty excavations in the sites of the culture little can be said of the houses. At Kulli rooms ranging from 12 by 8 feet to 8 by 6 feet were found, and the same type of windowless and doorless cellars as at Nundara occurred. The lower treads of a stone stairway at Kulli imply access to a flat roof or to an upper storey.