An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c44.497

v2.c44.497

Among the pottery types of Pd V are the jar with mace-headed or internally beaked rim and ribbed neck; carinated cooking pot (*hāṇḍī*) with out-turned rim; bowl-*cum*-lid with internal carination; and handled incense-burner [12.2]. Glazed polychrome ware is found in top fillings. Walls of *lakhauri* bricks, dated to the Mughal times, peep out of the exposed sections of the s. mound. A kiln of the *lakhauri* bricks is located at the n.-w. corner of the n. mound. A coin from the top fillings belongs to Mubārak-Shāh, Sulṭān of Delhi (died 1434), while another coin from the surface belongs to Ibrāhīm Lodī II (1517-26).