An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v1.c9.s18.t3.13

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That the NBPW period marked an all-round development in material culture is attested not only by a large-scale use of iron but also in the perfection in other fields. For instance, at UJJAIN were found the remains of a workshop where beads were manufactured, whereas figures of bulls made of copper have been reported from TRIPURĪ. The occurrence of punch-marked coins [3.1] and seals with legends stands testimony to the advance in the economic life of the people. Charred wheat has been reported from BESNAGAR.