An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c39.829
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**Mudavad**, Dt Dhule. Tools of Series III (Mesolithic [4.5]) including blades, points, scrapers, awls, etc., were collected. Microliths and sometimes neoliths were found in association with the black-on-red painted pottery. Alongside was also a coarse grey ware, similar to that from the Chalcolithic [4.14.6] levels at BRAHMAGIRI and BAHAL. The Chalcolithic culture was superimposed successively by cultures with the typical Black-and-red Ware [11.15] and a coarse red-slipped ware, the latter being assignable to the Sātavāhana period.