Copper in Ancient India c7.s1.12

c7.s1.12

Many new copper implements have, however, been discovered after Mr. Smith prepared his list. In a recent paper Pandit Hirānanda Sāstri gives an account of some additional copper implements discovered in Northern India specially at Bithur in the Cawnpore District.¹ Three copper hatchets about 7" long and 4¾" broad have been found in the temple of Bava Gudardās Uttam Dās in Bithur which resemble those already described by Mr. V. A. Smith. One similar specimen, though smaller, is lying in the sanctuary of Rādhākrishna at Bithur. Two additional copper hatchets have been found at Parior.