An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c39.725

v2.c39.725

The structures are constructed of mud lumps and mud brick measuring 30 × 20 × 10 cm and laid as headers. A structure of mud lumps survives only in two courses lining a pit cut into the natural soil of yellow silt. Layers of ash indicate the use of a thatched roof. Among the antiquities are included a single truncated biconical terracotta bead, painted clay bangles, sometimes several of them joined together, stone balls, querns and pestles [6.19] and a piece of copper ring.