An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c40.25

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*Pd I*. The black-and-red ware as well as the NBPW [11.16] occur. The main occupation of the black-and-red ware itself can be broadly divided into three phases. The ware of the earliest phase is of medium fabric and is represented by the dish, deep bowl, *loṭā*-shaped vessel, wide basin with recurved rim, carinated dish, etc. A silver piece which may be a punch-marked coin [3.1] with one face beaten flat and the other carrying some symbols(?) has been found in the lowest phase.