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Agrawal, D.P., 1971, *Copper Bronze Age in India*, New Delhi, pp. 194-207. Allchin, B. & R., 1968, *Birth of Indian Civilization*, Harmondsworth, pp. 122-3. Chowdhury, K.A., Saraswati, K.S., Nurul Hasan, S., & Gaur, R.C., 1972, in *Science & Culture*, 37, 11, pp. 531-3. Gaur, R.C., 1970-1, in *Purātattva*, 4, pp. 42-50; 1973a, in *Proc. 29th International Congress of Orientalists*, Paris; 1973b, in Agrawal, D.P., & Ghosh, A., ed., *Radiocarbon & Indian Arch.*, Bombay, pp. 154-61; 1974, in van Lohuizen-de-Leeuw, J.E., & Ubaghs, J.M.M., ed., *South Asian Arch. 1973*, Leiden, pp. 53-62; 1971-2, *Purātattva*, 5 (for discussion on OCW). Handa, D., 1968, in *East & West*, N.S., 18, 1-2, pp. 147-50. Huxtable, F., Zimmerman, D.W., Nurul Hasan, S., & of chalcedony, agate and carnelian, a copper ring, a bone comb and beads of carnelian and shell. Iron occurs at NOH.