An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c37.158

v2.c37.158

An outstanding discovery of the excavation is a ploughed field situated to the s.-e. of the settlement outside the town-wall. It shows a grid of furrows with one set closely spaced (about 30 cm apart) running e.-w. and the other widely-spaced (about 1·90 m apart) running n.-s., indicating a double-cropping pattern as obtains even now.