An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c28.203

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The average thickness of the deposits of Pd II is 1·35 m, with the PGW, black-slipped [11.13] and dull-red wares. The types in former two wares are dominated by the dish and bowl and agree largely with those at HASTINĀPURA and ROPAR. In addition, the black-and-red ware [11.6.3] also occurs in very limited numbers. A bowl in this ware has a convex base and a grooved minor carination at the shoulder. A black-slipped grey-ware bowl had an open work design cut through the section.