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# An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.39

An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.39

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### [v2.c45.39](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.reference.ghosh-1989.v2.c45.39)

\*\*Saipai\*\* (26°27'; 78°58'), Dt Etawah, 18 km n. of Etawah town, where a Copper Hoard \[4.11\] consisting of celts, harpoons, spearheads, anthropomorphic figures and rings was discovered by a cultivator. The writer recovered all the objects and noticed sherds of the OCW \[4.12\] at the site. Trial operations started by the writer on behalf of the ASI brought to light a hooked sword and more specimens of the OCW. A later operation in the same year under B.B. Lal assisted by the writer yielded a large quantity of the same ware. In 1970-1 excavation of an area of 20×20 m by the writer, again under the direction of Lal, produced not only the OCW but a barbed harpoon at a depth of 45 cm. Resumed excavation in 1972, covering an area of 30×20 m, produced a chert blade and fresh shapes in the OCW (\*IAR 1969-70\*, p. 40; \*1970-1\*, p. 38; \*1971-2\*, p. 46).

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