An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c47.121
An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c47.121
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**Unchadih**, Dt Allahabad. Site with traces of fortified habitation with corner towers—a small-scale replica of KAUŚĀMBĪ. The pottery was a grey ware with painting. The other types included the bowl with a square, everted or clubbed rim, dish, basin, lid, cooking vessel, some with a marked carination, and dough plate. The pottery was sturdy in fabric and had sometimes painted or incised designs. Some of the types were identical with those associated with the early periods of the defences of KAUŚĀMBĪ. *IAR 1959-60.*