The Personality of India: Pre- and Proto-historic Foundation of India and Pakistan c15.s2.3

c15.s2.3

1. *Concave sided carinated bowls* Rangpur III, Ahar Ib, Prakasha Ib, Jorwe and Nevasa.
2. *Concave sided bluntly carinated bowl* Somnath IIa & IIb, Rangpur IIc.
3. *Carinated dishes on or without stand* Rangpur IIa, IIb, Prakasha Ia, Somnath Ib.
4. *Dishes with clubbed rims* Rangpur IIc & III, Prakasha Ia, Navdatoli Ia and Ib, Somnath IIa, and Ahar Ia.
5. *Corrugated stems* Rangpur III, Nagda I, Somnath IIa, Ahar Ia, Navdatoli Ib, and Bahal Ia.
6. *Tube spouted vessels* Jorwe, Nevasa I, Bahal Ib, Prakasha Ib and Nagda I.
7. *Painted channel-spouted vessels* Navdatoli Ia and Ib, and Nagda I.
8. *Short-handled bowls* (previously being described as sauce-pan handles) Somnath Ib, and Rangpur IIa, and IIb.
9. *Long-handled bowls* Somnath IIa and Rangpur IIc.
10. *Long-necked jars with bulbous body, often painted with horizontal rim-bands* Rangpur IIc & III, Somnath IIc, Bahal Ib, Prakasha Ia, Ahar Ia, Nasik I, Jorwe, Navdatoli Ia and Ib.
11. *Basins or dishes with beaded rims* Rangpur IIc and III, Somnath Ib, Nevasa I, Navdatoli Ia and Ib, Ahar Ia and Nagda I.
12. *Coarse grey lids with oblong or semi-circular section and knob lids* Bahal Ia and Ib, Nevasa I, Navdatoli Ia and Ib, Ahar Ia, Jorwe and Nagda I.
13. *Burnished black-and-grey or black-and-red ware with designs both inside and outside* Prakasha Ia & Ib, Bahal Ib, Ahar Ia and Navdatoli Ia.