The Personality of India: Pre- and Proto-historic Foundation of India and Pakistan c14.s1.t7.93

c14.s1.t7.93

But it is very necessary to recall an elementary principle of culture dynamics, that if a new trait appears in a culture more mature or developed than the intruding one, we see in the resulting mixture, the dominance of the resident trait i.e. Harappan in the case of Rangpur. Similarly at Somnath, some of the decorative patterns on the Prabhas ware occur on the lustrous red ware. At Somnath, a subdivision was made of Phase II. The other decorative motifs were more sophisticated, and include loops with hatched lozenges, hatched columns with volutes, antelope etc. There were rubble structures and pavements associated with this phase.