An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c37.97

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Paddayya, K., 1973, *Investigations into the Neolithic Culture of Shorapur Doab, s. India*, Leiden, fig 29. **Kakballa hill**, Dt Bellary. Neolithic [4.6.9] site. (Same as preceeding?). Foote, R.B., 1916, *Indian Prehistoric & Protohistoric Antiquities*, Madras, pp. 77-8. **Kakkad**, Dt Trichur. Rock-cut Megalithic cave [4.17.10]. *AI*, 12, 1956, p. 99. **Kakka Mandiala**, Dt Amritsar. Site with Śuṅga-Kushan pottery. *IAR 1964-5*. **Kakkera**, Dt Gulbarga. Ash-mound [14.3] at a Chalcolithic [4.17.8] site. (Same as following?). Paddayya, K.. 1973, *Investigations into the Neolithic Culture of Shorapur Doab, s. India*, Leiden, p. 7. **Kakkers**, Dt Gulbarga. Site with ash-mounds [14.3] (Same as preceding?). *IAR 1965-6*. **Kakoni**, Dt Kota. Microliths ( of unspecified nature) along the banks of the Parwani river. *IAR 1957-8*. **Kakoria** (25°3′; 83°1′), Dt Varanasi, situated on the right bank of the Chandraprabha in Chakia Subdivision at a distance of about 40 km to the s.-e. of Varanasi. The valley is enclosed by a number of hillocks about 120 to 150 m high from the surrounding plains, the important among them, at the foot of which megaliths are situated, being known as HATHINIA hillock and BHADAHAWAN-PAHAR. Twelve Megalithic graves and four trenches in the habitational area were excavated by the Univ. of Allahabad under the direction of G.R. Sharma during the years 1962-4 (*IAR 1962-3*, p. 39; *1963-4*, p. 57).