An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.549

v2.c45.549

*Post-Fort Pd* (A.D. 400-1000). Even after the destruction of the fort the habitation continued in a flourishing condition. It is represented by seven structures, hearth, etc. The early ceramic traditions continue but the amphora is absent. Towards the end of the fourth layer the site seems to have been abandoned for some time. There is also a continuity of local wares. The other objects are copper bangles, antimony rods, dice [6.7.1] of shell and bone, a sitting bull, a plaque with lion's head, a pestle, a ball, bangles a *chalam* (?) of stone, glass bangles, terracotta discs and an iron sickle.