An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c32.29

v2.c32.29

The grey ware of fine fabric was occasionally painted in black or in red; the vessels with thin sections were finer and their shapes included the jar with high neck and flaring mouth, bowl and basin. In some the outer surface was coated with a whitewash on a grey background. It occurred throughout the Chalcolithic habitation and seems to be different in all respects from either the PGW of the n. [11.14] or the Neolithic grey ware of the s. [11.1.5].