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69 B. B. Lal in A.I. no. 5 (1949), 62-105. 70 I.A. 1956-57, 30-1. 71 Wheeler, Five Thousand Years of Pakistan (London, 1950), pp. 101-2. Since 1950 the Pakistan Depart. of Archaeology has carried out further work on the site. 72 Ib., 102-3 and 142. 73 I.A. 1954-55, 19-20. 74 An important introductory study of Indian trade-routes has been prepared by Dr. Moti Chand but is at present available only in Hindi: Sārthavāha ('Caravan Leader') (Bihār Rāṣṭra Bhāṣā Pariṣad, Patna, 1957). 75 I.A. 1953-54 7; 1954-55, 11-12. 76 I.A. 1955-56, 11. 77 H. D. Sankalia, B. Subbarao, and S. B. Deo, 'The Archaeological Sequence of Central India', Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, vol. 9, no. 4 (University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1953); H. D. Sankalia, 'Excavations at Maheshwar and Nevasa and their Possible Bearing on the Puranic History', from the Sardhashatabdi Commemoration Volume (As. Soc. of Bombay, 1955); B. Subbarao, 'Chalcolithic Blade Industry of Maheshwar', Bull. of the Deccan Coll. Research Inst. XVII (1955-56); H. D. Sankalia (on Nāvdā Ṭolī) in Ill. Lond. News, Sept. 20, 1958; and especially H. D. Sankalia, B. Subbarao and S. B. Deo, The Excavations at Maheshwar and Navdatoli 1952-53 (Deccan Research College and M.S. Univ. Publication no. 1, Poona and Baroda, 1958). 78 R. Ghirshman, Fouilles de Sialk II (Paris, 1939), p. 94. 79 Reported in Archaeology, vol. 11, no. 2 (New York, 1958), p. 128. 80 I.A. 1955-56, 19; 1956-57, 20-8; M. B. Gardes in the Annual Administration Report of the Arch. Dept., Gwalior State, 1938-19; hence B. C. Law, Ujjayini in Ancient India (Gwalior, 1944). Also information kindly provided by Shri N. R. Banerjee. 81 I.A. 1956-57, 17-19. 82 H. D. Sankalia and S. B. Deo, Report on the Excavations at Nasik and Jorwe 1950-51 (Poona, 1955).