An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c38.135
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c38.135
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While occupational debris is found in the top 2·4 m most of this is concentrated in the upper 1·5 m and comprises microliths and pottery. But at the junction of the first and second layers, at about 1 m, a ring-stone (mace-head), a hunting knife of pure copper (depth 96 cm) and small sherds have been found. In the upper 1 m some modern-looking pottery, along with an iron arrowhead with a mid-rib and tang (depth 76 cm) and bones, has also been found.