An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c48.26

v2.c48.26

Among the brick structures, all from the uppermost phase, the following are worthy of note: a spacious building consisting of a hall with a soak-pit; a room with granary, etc., and an apsidal structure both perhaps of religious use; an extensive well-built floor of a large building that yielded about 50 copper coins having the Ujjain symbol, ivory pawns, etc., probably of public use; and residential buildings each consisting of two rooms and in one case a veranda also provided with granaries and water-wells. Excepting patches of rammed floors in the middle phase, no structural remains have been found in the remaining phases.