Prehistory and Protohistory in India and Pakistan c8.s13.6

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⁶³ SANKALIA and others, From History to Prehistory at Nevasa, p. 528. It is possible that this very thin sandy deposit is due to a flood of an unprecedented nature, which while retreating has left such a thin cover on the older silt. Similar phenomenon has been reported from Vidarbha and Madhya Pradesh which experienced floods not known in living memory in the first-second week of September 1961, and while receding have left the fertile lands in these regions with sandy deposits.

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