A History of Agriculture in India v1.c24.19

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Archaeologists obtained particularly valuable information when, digging in the burial mound situated some 200-300 metres away from the habitation, they discovered bronze knives, awls, a reaping-hook, fishhooks, combat axes, spear-heads, stone arrowheads, maces, grain-grinders, whetbars, piles of costume jewellery: copper-gilted headgear rings, beads (some of opaque glass), and a chestplate made of silver.