An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c45.936

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In Pd II, *c.* 100 B.C. to A.D. 300, appear the early historical red ware and the Red Polished Ware [11.23], grey ware being absent. The common artefacts are the arrowheads, axes, nails and rings of iron and antimony rods and pins of copper. The Kushan tradition of terracotta art is in its exuberance in this Pd. The human figurines are generally mould-made while those of animals are hand-modelled. The ornaments, stone objects and other material equipment are comparable with the other n. Indian historical sites like KAUŚĀMBĪ, HASTINĀPURA, ROPAR, etc.