An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c36.21

v2.c36.21

In one of the pit-houses has been found a child burial in two grey-ware urns placed horizontally mouth to mouth within a pit dug in the house floor, such twin burials being however, a distinguishing trait of the succeeding Jorwe culture [4.14.6]. The burial within the pit-house can therefore be regarded as belonging to the overlapping phase and the Mālwa people at the end of Pd I can be said to have adopted this burial custom from the Jorwe people who had already arrived at the site.