Minerals and Metals in Ancient India v1.c11.s3.2

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Apart from the above-mentioned things, there were few other metal objects which Sir Marshall found in course of his excavation at Mohenjo-Daro. These are copper and bronze vessels including censur, fluting, piece of copper handle, dish and cover of cast bronze, small vessel of beaten copper, bronze bowl of the same type, bronze flask, jar cover beaten from very thin copper sheet, bronze cover, simple copper bowl with plain edge, copper pan, silver vase, copper blade axes, few bronze blade axes, long and narrow axes both of copper and bronze, short broad axes (copper and bronze), spear and lance heads, copper arrowheads, knives and daggers of both copper and bronze, copper leather cutter, bronze razor and saw, copper sickle shaped blade, bronze fish-hook, copper awls and reamers, copper needles, round copper rod, copper finger rings, bronze ear-rings, copper bracelets, copper jar handle, copper bull, copper bird, cast bronze heads, bronze spacer, copper tube, bronze necklace spacers, copper and bronze chain. (MS-II, 488-508)