Early India and Pakistan to Ashoka c7.35

c7.35

No significant difference is noted between the microliths on the ancient land-surface and those found (in far smaller numbers) with potsherds in the overlying sand. Again, the vast majority of the specimens from this upper layer are no more than minute primary flakes. The associated sherds, though of far better quality than the scraps from the lower levels, have not been dated more closely than 'Neolithic-Iron Age'.