Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c7.s17.19

c7.s17.19

As mentioned above, to the eye this gravel appears at a lower level than the first one below the collapsed bridge; secondly, it is more like a rubble, whereas the first has many more small rounded pebbles. Thirdly, this is weathered brownish-yellow and is comparatively loose, while the latter is better cemented, A - Greyish rubble with large angular rocks B - Brownish rubble C - Small chips at the base of the rubble D - Yellowish brown clay with very fine few angular rocks and occasional tools E - Yellow clay (silt) with occasional rocks F - Brownish fine gravel with occasional angular rocks and tools G - Blackish coarse gravel becoming bigger at the base and going beneath it.