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An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c30.281

An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c30.281

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v2.c30.281

**Chikli**², Dt Chandrapur. Palaeolithic (of unspecified nature) site. **Chiklod**, Dt Raisen. Painted rock-shelters [13] and palaeoliths. **Chik-Madhure**, Dt Chikmagalur. Megalithic [4.17.8] site. **Chikmagnur**, Dt Dharwar. Early historical [4.18.11] site. *See* ANVERI. **Chikmannur**, Dt Bijapur. Chalcolithic [4.14.8] habitation site rich in microlithic blades along with fluted cores, the Jorwe Ware [11.11] and grey ware similar to that from BRAHMAGIRI. The site also had four Megalithic stone circles [4.17.8]. **Chikrampur**, Dt Raichur. Rock-shelter [13] with paintings. A Chalcolithic [4.14.8] site was located in front of the rock-shelter yielding neolithic implements and coarse-textured grey ware similar to that from MASKI, besides a few red-slipped coarse micaceous ware sherds. **Chiksana**, Dt Bharatpur. Historical site 18 km e. of Bharatpur. **Chikse**, Dt Dhule. Microliths [4.14.6] and sometimes neoliths [4.6] were found in association with the black-on-red painted pottery and coarse grey ware, similar to that from the Chalcolithic levels at BRAHMAGIRI and BAHAL. The site also contained remains of burials with which were associated pots of the Black-and-red Ware [11.15.3] bearing graffiti [20.1]. **Chilakalagadda**, Dt Visakhapatnam. Mesolithic [4.5] site. **Chilakapadu**. *See* BOGGERU VALLEY. **Chilamakuru**, Dt Cuddapah. Stone mace-head and sherds of black-painted red ware [4.14.7] as also Megalithic Black-and-red Ware [11.15.3]. **Chilapur**, Dt Bijapur. Megalithic site with cairn circles [4.17.8]. **Chilehra**, Dt Saharanpur. Harappa [4.9] and OCW [4.12] site. **Chilkigarh**, Dt Midnapur. Microliths and flakes [4.5]. **Chillakuru**, Dt Chittoor. Lower [4.2] and Middle Palaeolithic [4.3] site.