An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c49: W

An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology v2.c49

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**Wadageri**, Dt Gulbarga. Chalcolithic [4.14.8] and Megalithic [4.17.8] site with stone circles. *Jour. Geological Survey of Hyderabad*, 5, 1, p. 56. Paddayya, K.. 1973, *Investigation into the Neolithic Culture of Shorapur Doab, s. India*, Leiden, p. 11.

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**Wadegaon**, Dt Chanda. The site on the Satti Nullah yielded (Mesolithic? [4.5]) cores, lunates, points and blades. *IAR 1968-9*.

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**Wadli**, Dt Dhule. Microliths (of unspecified nature). *IAR 1958-9*.

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**Wagheda**, Dt Chanda. Lower Palaeolithic [4.2] site. *IAR 1959-60*.

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**Wai¹**, Dt Satara. Small mound yielding antiquities assignable to the Sātavāhana period. *IAR 1968-9*.

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**Wai²**, Dt Surat. Early, Middle (Lower, Middle Palaeolithic [4.2, 3]) and Late Stone Age (Mesolithic [4.5]) site. *IAR 1967-8*.

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**Wajal**. See **DON RIVER**.

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**Wakoli**, Dt Kolaba. Early Stone Age (Lower Palaeolithic [4.2]) site on the Savitri river yielding unifacial choppers. *IAR 1970-1*.

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**Walajabad**, Dt Chingleput. Lower Palaeolithic [4.2] site. Foote, R.B., 1916, *Indian Prehistoric & Protohistoric Antiquities*, Madras.

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**Walgaon**, Dt Amravati. Series II (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) tools. *IAR 1960-1*; *1965-6*.

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**Walki**, Dt Pune. Chalcolithic [4.14.6] site near the confluence of the Bhima and Mula. To judge by the pottery the site was first occupied by the bearers of the Malwa culture [4.14.5] who were followed by the people using the Jorwe Ware [11.11]. *IAR 1969-70*.

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**Walwa**, Dt Sangli. Tools of the Middle (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) and Late Stone (Mesolithic [4.5]) Ages. *IAR 1962-3*.

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**Walwane**, Dt Ahmadnagar. Tools of Series II (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) and microliths (of unspecified nature) and sherds of thick grey ware were collected. Early historical pottery was characterized by black-and-red and red wares. *IAR 1960-1*.

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**Wanadongri**, Dt Nagpur. Megalithic [4.17.6] site. *IAR 1961-2*.

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**Wandalli**, Dt Raichur. Chalcolithic [4.14.8] site and an ash-mound [14.3]. Foote, R.B., 1916, *Indian Prehistoric & Protohistoric Antiquities*, Madras. *Jour. Geological Survey of Hyderabad*, 2, 1, *AR Hyderabad Arch. Dept.*, 1927-8, Appendix C. Allchin, F.R., 1963, *Neolithic Cattle-Keepers of s. India*, Cambridge, pp. 61-2.

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**Wangepalli**, Dt Chanda. Early Stone Age (Lower Palaeolithic [4.2]) tools and microliths (of unspecified nature). *IAR 1961-2*.

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**Wani**, Dt Hissar. Plain grey ware site. *Haryana Studies in History & Culture*, p. 136.

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**Waranga**, Dt Nanded. Middle Stone Age (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) and Late Stone Age (Mesolithic [4.5]) site. *IAR 1964-5*; *1970-1*.

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**Wardha**, Dt Chanda. Late Stone Age (Mesolithic [4.5]) site. *IAR 1969-70*.

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**Wardhamna**, Dt Nagpur. Tools of Series II (Middle Palaeolithic [4.3]) were found near Wardhamna on the Nagpur-Amravati road. *IAR 1959-60*.

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**Wargund**, Dt Dharwar. Lower Palaeolithic [4.2] site also yielding Neolithic [4.6.9] implements. *IAR 1967-8*.

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**Warkekasa**, Dt Chandrapur. Mesolithic [4.5] site. *IAR 1961-2*.

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**Warkhed**, Dt Ahmadnagar. Tools of Series I and II (Lower and Middle Palaeolithic [4.2, 3]) were found together with a number of fossilized animal bones. *IAR 1955-6*.

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**Warsa**, Dt Dhule. Late Stone Age (Mesolithic [4.5]) site. *IAR 1965-6*.

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**Warthan**, Dt Surat. A twofold sequence was revealed. The earlier one was represented by the occurrence of a black-painted red ware. The upper one, which followed after a break, was marked by the occurrence of plain black-and-red ware similar to that found at NAGAL. The site continued in occupation till the beginning of the Christian era. *IAR 1961-2*.