An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c35.218

v2.c35.218

In Pd II no structural remains have been noticed except a piece of burnt brick and a few iron nails. The pottery is of various fabrics: red polished, red-slipped, unslipped, black-slipped and Black-and-red Ware [11.15]. The domestic pottery comprises the large dish; deep beaker; small pot; deep bowl; disc-based bowl; shallow dish; high-necked vessel; lamp; dish-on-stand; spout; handle; etc. Some deep bowls and shallow dishes of the Black-and-red Ware are decorated on the exterior with white paintings of geometrical designs of lines/dots under a russet covering. A few pots have incised designs of herring-bone pattern, parallel oblique lines, etc.