An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c30.356

v2.c30.356

Pd V, represented by a 3 m deposit, has revealed that the site was deserted after the 3rd century A.D. and reoccupied in the late historical and medieval periods. A few flimsy structures, sherds of the glazed, red and black wares, beads of stone, objects of iron and copper, a terracotta female foot, a pot containing five debased gold coins of the Kalacuri Gāṅgeyadeva (A.D. 1045, two gold wire rings, four silver rings, one silver piece and three bronze bangles, three black basalt fragmentary images, one of them representing Trimūrti, the second Tārā and the third unidentifiable, belonging to Pāla period have been found in this period.