An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.74
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.74
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Pd II, Kushan, 30 cm thick again, has yielded pottery of ROPAR IV B type. A fragmentary single-course floor of *kankar* stone, its extant size being 2·03 m by 70 cm, has also some reused baked bricks falling into the sizes of 5×7·5 to 12·5×10 to 15 cm. A solitary kiln-burnt brick measuring 10×15×40 cm, although found in a Pd III level, may have belonged to a structure of Pd II. Unidentified pieces of both copper and iron, a fragment of glass and bone points are among the few recovered objects.