An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s25.3
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s25.3
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The types represented are generally the bowl and dish with foot-rings, though a straight-necked bottle having banded rim and shallow cup with ring-base occur at PAUNAR and NAVDATOLI respectively. The bowl with ridged body, thin vertical sides or bulging body, flaring mouth, rounded rim and concave neck has been reported from ARIKAMEDU, NASIK, NAVDATOLI, NEVASA and DWARKA. The shallow dish with hollowed or stepped rim, flaring sides and outcurved edge is noticeable from ARIKAMEDU, NASIK, NAVDATOLI, NEVASA and DWARKA. A specimen from NASIK has two perforations on one surface and another sherd has a Chinese letter.