Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c7.s17.16

c7.s17.16

A little further, about 100 yards eastwards, the nala splits into several branches. But the southern-most as well as the one immediately next to it, shows for a considerable distance the accompanying section, its thickness varying with the nature of the ground. For as the rock bench is very high, the gravel and silt deposits are thin or almost non-existent.