An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c26.236.3

v1.c26.236.3

female figurines in, 339; fish-hooks in, 178; fortified settlements in, 297; gold ornaments in, 326, 327; *Gossypium* Sp. (cotton) from, 7; *Hordeum vulgare* (barley) from, 6, 319; knives from, 181, 349; mercantile ideology in, 73; metal forging in, 352; mortars and plasters in, 295; *Oryza* (rice) from, 6; *Pennisetum typhoideum* (bajra) from, 6; *Pisum arvense* (field pea, *matar*) from, 8; *Polygonum* Sp. from, 8; pottery in, 73, 77, 83, 85, 88, 90, 91, 230-33, 289, 330, 345, 359; *Punica granatum* (*anar*) from, 7; querns from, 184, 185; script from, 14; seal dies of, 14, 321; sedges from, 8; *Sesamum indicum* (*til*) from, 8; settlements in, 70, 72, 73, 82, 224, 363; sex symbol in, 276, 277; sickles from, 187; *Sorghum* (jowar) in, 7; *Soymida febrifuga* Adr. Jass (*rohan*) from, 9; sculpture at, 83; spindle-whorls in, 187; technical instrument in, 187; technology in 288; *Tectona grandis* L.F. (*teak*), 9; terracotta cakes, 187-88; terracotta skin-rubbers from, 346; *Triticum* (wheat) from, 7; *T. Spaerococum* from, 319; vessels in, 188, 189, 343; Ware in, 78, 230, 252; whetstones and hones in, 337; *see also* Indus civilization, Indus valley