An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c42.755

v2.c42.755

Pd III is represented by the remains of regularly built houses of baked brick. Sometimes mud brick has also been used. One of the houses has a flight of steps. Traces of a brick-paved floor have also been noticed inside a house. The brick sizes are 37× 22× 5, 38× 23× 5 and 37× 27× 5 cm. The important antiquities include votive tanks [12.11], terracotta figurines showing foreign and local influence and prepared out of single or double moulds, copper coins of the Kushans and Yaudheyas and a small ivory handle. The pottery includes sprinklers [11.23], stamped potsherds and other usual types in red ware.