An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c28.198

v2.c28.198

Fragmentary mud walls, reed-impressed burnt clay lumps of daubed wattle construction and several kiln-burnt bricks provide evidence of structural modes. The bricks fall into two groups, the smaller size with minor variations measuring 7×15×30 cm and the larger one 10×20×35 cm, so that the former maintains the standard Harappa ratio of 1:2:4 between thickness, width and length. Some of the bricks bear froggings of three finger-marks, either along the length or diagonally at the corner, a peculiarity also noticed at SANGHOL. Fragments of oblong roofing tiles have also been found, particularly in the pit with crushed pottery.