An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c48.67

v2.c48.67

The portable objects found at Vaiśālī are rich and varied and consist of: coins ranging from punch-marked and cast to those of Muslim rulers; terracotta human and animal figures including *nāgas* [17.1], toy carts [6.7.4], beads, pendants, balls, dabbers [16.11], moulds [16.10], skin-rubbers [18.4], seals and sealings; beads of semi-precious stones; and pottery represented by the NBPW of various hues, black ware resembling the NBPW, medium to coarse grey ware and red ware of shapes consistent with the period of the occupation of the site.