An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c29.99

v2.c29.99

With the end of Pd III the site was subjected to severe floods which left behind sterile deposits of river-sand in several bands. After a long gap of 1200 years the site was reoccupied, in Pd IV, during the Yādava and Muslim times (A.D. 1200-1700). The deposits of this Pd were found badly disturbed by subsequent pits. The pottery was crude and grey and red in colour. Medieval glazed ware and Celadon Ware [11.25], together with polychrome Bahmanī bangles and stray coins, were indicative of the date of this Pd.