Prehistoric India to 1000 B.C. c13.6

c13.6

In South Baluchistan there seems no recorded evidence of similar burning in the later settlements, but it must be remembered that here little excavation has been done. At one site, however, a small tell at Shahi-tump, near Turbat, a cemetery had been made in the ruins of an abandoned village of the Kulli Culture, which can also be equated with the presence of Harappā folk in the region by means of a fragment of a clay toy cart of characteristic type. So the Shahi-tump cemetery is later than the Kulli Culture and some phase of Harappā. In the area excavated by Stein twelve inhumation burials were found, and an additional seven groups of grave-goods with no recognizable human remains.