An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s4.7
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s4.7
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The typical shapes of the ware are the following types: (1) the jar with flanged rim, high neck and globular body; (2) the vase with flaring rim and globular body; (3) the vase with obliquely cut out-turned rim and globular body; (4) the *loṭā*-shaped vase; (5) the vase with wide strap handle; (6) the bowl with convex sides; (7) the bowl with everted rim and carinated shoulder; (8) the bowl with flaring rim and ring base; (9) the basin with flaring rim; (10) the basin with undercut rim and pedestal base; (11) the trough with shallow grooves on the interior; and (12) the bowl-like lid.