An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c37.1304

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To the n.-e. of the hill Foote noticed two ash-mounds [14.3], which had already been reported by Newbold in 1838. Roughly square, they measured 18 × 18 m and 15 × 15 m rising to an approximate height of 4·8 m and 3 m above the surrounding ground level when seen by Foote. Foote collected ash, Neolithic implements and pottery from them. The ash specimen contained unmistakable traces of animal fodder, viz. straw.