Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c11.s1.21

c11.s1.21

The female figures are, however, of great interest (Fig. 16). Like those of the Kulli Culture, they end below the waist in little pedestals, and they are also in several instances adorned with several necklaces, though these are more schematically shown than those from the southern region. But the faces are totally different – hooded with a coif or shawl, they have high, smooth foreheads above their staring, circular eye-holes, their owl-beak nose and grim slit mouth.