An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s11.3
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s11.3
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The characteristic types of this ware are: the concavesided carinated bowl; the *hāṇḍī*-type vase with tubular spout and funnel-shaped mouth; and the high-necked-vase with globular on squat body with or without a tubular spout. The other types are: the bowl-on-stand; incurved bowl; beaker; cup with ear-handle; *loṭā*-shaped vase with beaded rim; and pear-shaped vase with a narrow short neck and beaded rim. A vase with bulbous body and a bottle-neck occurs in the late Jorwe Phase at INAMGAON.