Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.s1.20

c11.s1.20

In common with the Kulli Culture of South Baluchistan, the Zhob Valley sites have produced a number of clay figurines of cattle and women, and, though the stratified deposits of Rana Ghundai contained none of these, their occurrence at Sur Jangal, Periano Ghundai, Moghul Ghundai and Kaudani, as well as at Dabar Kot, suggests that they should be assigned to the RG III phase. Little need be said of the few figurines of humped bulls, but one clay figurine (from Periano Ghundai) seems to represent a horse, and is interesting in connexion with the finds of horses' teeth in RG I at the type-site.