An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c28.194

v2.c28.194

The more notable among the mature Harappa types are: the dish- or cup-on-stand; cylindrical vase with grooved interior; scored Indus goblet with pointed base; sieve with animal-headed handle; perforated jar; small cylindrical beaker; and small elliptical vase with 'button' base. The jar with long neck and flaring mouth, dish-on-stand with painted sloping or drooping rim and lid with out-turned rim painted with oblique lines may be regarded as clear BARA types. Typical BARA paintings become scarce there, while incised designs almost disappear.