An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c46.415

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Pd II, 400 to 300 B.C., had the Tripuri and punch-marked [3.1] coins and the NBPW, the shapes in which were the dish with sagger base and everted rim, knobbed jar, flat-bottomed carinated bowl and sherds with the solar symbol. Besides there were sherds of buff-slipped and russet-red and black wares. The shapes in the last two comprised the dish with everted rim, rim of a bowl and a cup. The other antiquities were beads of carnelian, agate and crystal, a terracotta fish, skin-rubbers [18.4], bone points, games objects, iron nails and rings, copper antimony rods [18.1] and bell-shaped objects and pulley-shaped objects of glass, jasper and crystal.