An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c35.42.2

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Megalithic [4.17.8] site. *Jour. Geological Survey of Hyderabad*, 4, 1, p. 157. **Hanchinal**, Dt Bijapur. Painted black-on-red Chalcolithic pottery [4.14.8]. See BALLOLLI. *IAR 1957-8.* **Handi**, Dt Bharuch. Middle and Late Stone Age (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3] and Mesolithic [4.5]) site. *IAR 1969-70.* **Handignur**, Dt Dharwar. Early historical site with the typical Black-and-red Ware [11.15.3], the Russet-coated Ware [11.22] and a dull-red-slipped ware. *IAR 1958-9.* **Hangandi**, Dt Bijapur. Megalithic [4.17.8] site with passage chambers of the Greek or Latin cross type and early historical remains. Sundara, A., 1975, *Early Chamber Tombs of s. India*, Delhi, pp. 26-30. **Hange**, Dt Ahmadnagar. Tools of Series II (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) and microliths [4.5]. *IAR 1960-1.* **Hankari**, Dt Jalgaon. Early historical site yielding black-and-red ware. *IAR 1969-70.* **Hannur**, Dt Mysore. Megalithic [4.17.8] site. Information from C. Krishnamurthy through A. Sundara. **Hansa**, Dt Ranchi. Burial ground marked by about a hundred horizontal slabs and vertical pillars. Patil, D.R., 1962, *Antiquarian Remains in Bihar*, Patna, pp. 159-60. **Hansapur**, Dt Jabalpur. Microliths [4.5]. *IAR 1959-60.* **Hansi**, Dt Hissar. PGW [11.14] site. *IAR 1963-4.* Suraj Bhan, 1975, *Excavation at Mitathal & other Explorations in the Sutlej-Yamuna Divide*, Kurukshetra, p. 124. **Hansra**, Dt Birbhum. Site yielding channel-spouted bowls. *IAR 1967-8.* **Hantala**, Dt Jabalpur.