An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c16.s6.t1.2

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The principal types in order of frequency are the medium-sized vase, of which tulip-shaped and flowerpot types are distinctive, bowl, channel-spouted bowl, basin, jar, dish-on-stand and vase-stand. In the early Iron Age occurs a degenerate variety of the ware which contains, besides the common shapes, the miniature *hāṇḍī* and dish with incurved rim and convex side.