An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s10.3
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s10.3
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Among the interesting types from NAVDATOLI are the footed goblet and channel-spouted bowl which, according to Sankalia, shows Iranian contacts. A wide range of types occur in this ware at Daimabad. They include: the *hāṇḍī* type vase with tubular spout and funnel-shaped mouth; carinated bowl; bowl with squat body; vase with high narrow neck and beaded rim; vase with corrugated neck; vase with globular body and, narrow vertical neck; dish-on-stand; and vase with tubular spout and incurved sides.