Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c13.31
Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c13.31
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c13.31
A copper shaft-hole axe provides another link with the Shahi-tump cemetery, and the series of pins offers a contrast to the Harappā customs of dress, which did not include garments held with this type of fastening (Fig. 27). There are seven pins with the head rolled over in a manner known in Sumer since Early Dynastic times at least, but this type significantly makes its appearance first in the IIIb phase of Hissar. Of the other types of pins, it is difficult to say much except that one is vaguely reminiscent of a type found in Sialk IV.