An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c28.526

v2.c28.526

The elephant skeleton could not be assigned to any specific date as it was lying on the slopes of the mound subjected to regular erosion. Its remains rested on the top level of a deep pit cut into the PGW deposits and the natural soil and were sealed by eroded material of Pd II and later. The skeleton could, therefore, be roughly placed in the last stage of the NBPW.