An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c46.214

v2.c46.214

A small excavation by the writer disclosed that much of the thickness of the cultural debris had been removed in course of time for domestic purposes and the extant thickness was only 65 cm, within which could be distinguished three layers of one culture only yielding pottery of the types mentioned above and stumps of two burnt wooden posts perhaps of a domestic structure. The charcoal samples from layers 3 and 2 are respectively dated by ¹⁴C method to 3720 ± 120 and 3885 ± 100, i.e. 1770 and 1935 B.C.