An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c37.30

v2.c37.30

**Kadukota,** Dt Bhilwara. Site with black-and-red ware (of AHAR² affiliation [11.6.2] ?), the more important types being: the bowl with flaring or splayed-out rim and convex sides, or sharpened rim and almost straight sides, or incurved or flaring rim and blunt-carinated shoulder, or flaring rim and flanged shoulder, or rounded bottom and straight-edged flattened or obliquely cut rim; the vase with splayed-out rim and blunt-carinated shoulder; and the dish with sharpened rim. Painted designs executed in dull-white pigment both internally and externally are noticeable on a fairly large number of pots, the motifs being concentric circles, vertical strokes, wavy lines in groups, cross-hatched lozenges, oblique lines in groups from different directions, dots, vertical lines and dots and wavy lines jointed to a horizontal band.