An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c35.213

v2.c35.213

In HG-III two post-holes, a round-bottomed pot placed securely on three stones probably within a house are the only discovered indications of the domestic structures. The pottery, much worn-out owing to water logging, is of grey ware, buff ware and red ware; burnished and unburnished; and handmade. The total absence of pottery of coarse ware without slip or dressing or with paintings or incised decorations or perforated pottery is worthy of note.