An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c39.718

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After the late Harappa occupation the mound remained uninhabited for a long time and was re-occupied during the early historical period. The structural remains of this period comprise floors made of brickbats. The other finds are two terracotta moulds of punch-marked coins [16.10] and a few Kushan terracottas representing the typical art of that age. Sherds of the Red Polished Ware [1.23] were present.