An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.287

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Bist, R.S., 1976, in *Arch. Congress & Seminar 1972*, Kurukshetra; 1976, *Banawali*, Chandigarh. Ghosh, A., 1952, in *Bull. National Inst. of Sciences of India*, New Delhi. Stein, A., 1942, in *Geographical* and most important of them, now fully excavated. Apart from typical Harappa pottery [11.3], though the pointed-bottom Indus goblet is virtually unknown, there are parallel-sided chert blades, the longest collected earlier, now in the Bikaner Museum, being over 15 cm in length, short blades of quartz and a profusion of terracotta cakes [6.27], both oblong and triangular. Some even show the typically Harappa dichotomous pattern of settlement.