An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c29.1165
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c29.1165
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The pottery is generally handmade. A burnished black ware of medium fabric which is the *de luxe* ware of the Pd makes its appearance. There are the dish with provision for a stand, bowl, high-necked jar, etc. Mat impressions on the bases continue on many types. A wheel-made red-ware pot with 950 carnelian and agate beads belongs to the end of the Pd. A few painted pots are also found. However the most important find from the early levels of the Pd is a red-ware wheel-made painted pot with a horned figure, reminiscent of similar designs from KALIBANGAN I.