An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c32.31

v2.c32.31

House plans and structures could not be revealed due to the damage caused by erosion. The exposed extant remains included six floor-levels. They were well-rammed with yellow clay mixed with *kankar*, their thickness ranging between 10 and 20 cm. In addition burnt lumps of clay were also crushed and laid on the floors, which were then made compact with mud and lime and smoothened, perhaps with cow-dung. A few circular hearths with ash and animal bones were exposed. The larger of them are two sets of twin hearths with raised walls, one set having circular burnt ash remains in the vicinity.