An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c42.754

v2.c42.754

The structures of Pd II show three phases of which the first two are characterized by the use of the Delhi quart-zite in mud mortar and the last one of mud brick (size 50 × 26× 6 cm). In one case evidence of mud plaster also has been noticed. The floors are made of rammed earth, occasionally paved with mud brick. Among the notable finds mention may be made of a large number of ter-racotta plaques showing divinities, *mithunas* and a lute-player, a small spouted anthropomorphic pot, seals and sealings in Brāhmī script, semiprecious stone and ter-racotta beads and bone points. The NBPW and some of its associated types are continued in this Pd.