An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c29.1178

v2.c29.1178

In Pd II the NBPW is in abundance with the usual association of grey and black-and-red wares. The lipped bowl in red ware makes its first appearance here. Terracotta sealings impressed with symbols found on punch-marked coins, [3.1], bone points and antimony rods [18.1] are present. Peculiar head-dresses and ornaments and elongated faces distinguish the female terracotta figurines from the usual so-called Mauryan terracottas.