An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c42.709
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c42.709
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Corvinus, 1968, brought to light an Acheulian site situated in Primary context representing a workshop-*cum*-occupation centre 3 km downstream of Nevasa town on the confluence of a small nullah called the Chirki with the Pravara on its right bank. Excavations conducted at this site by Cornivus, Pappu, Ansari and Murty showed the following stratigraphic sequence: (1) soil, (2) sandy prebbly gravel, 4 to 6 m; (3) rubble, 0·40 to 0·75 m; and (4) amygdaloidal basalt.