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EXCAVATIONS AT MADINA DISTRICT ROHTAK, HARYANA, INDIA

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Appendix Late Harappan-PGW settlements in Ghaggar-Yamuna Divide Manmohan Kumar 259 PREFACE Report publishing is culmination of an archaeological expedition and it is a sheer wastage of money and efforts if an archaeological site goes unpublished. Wheeler has rightly said that every excavation is a destruction because the evidences once disturbed could not be put back at its original place. It makes it imperative for an archaeologist to record the excavations and excavated material properly. This is the first step which distinguishes the antiquarian from an archaeologist. By properly interpreting the recording, other archaeologists can reconstruct the whole deposits which are otherwise lost for posterity. If an archaeologist cannot perform this task "he should better leave archaeology and do something else". Keeping this in mind, this author started excavations at the ancient site of Madina and the purpose of the effort was to explore the link between the Late Harappan culture and Painted Grey Ware culture. Though a link had been first established at Bhagwanpura and subsequently at some other sites. But there remained some unanswered questions as to what was the nature of this link. Whether the authors of both the cultures stayed together despite their distinct cultural milieu and they adopted or shared each other's cultural traits. In the present excavations every care was taken to ensure that each and every antiquity and other features are properly recorded.

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Figure 1 Map showing the location of Madina with main PGW sites
Figure 1 Map showing the location of Madina with main PGW sites
Figure 2. Map showing the location of Madina and PGW sites in the surrounding area
Figure 2. Map showing the location of Madina and PGW sites in the surrounding area
Figure 3. Madina Layout of trenches
Figure 3. Madina Layout of trenches
igure 4. Madina’ Excavated features of Phase-lll, Trench ZD1 (1:100)
igure 4. Madina’ Excavated features of Phase-lll, Trench ZD1 (1:100)
Figure 6 Madina Excavated features of Phase-V, Trench ZD1 (1:100) Figure 5 Madina Excavated features of Phase-lV, Trench ZD1 (1:100.
Figure 6 Madina Excavated features of Phase-V, Trench ZD1 (1:100) Figure 5 Madina Excavated features of Phase-lV, Trench ZD1 (1:100.
‘igure 7 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl , Trench B1 (1:100)
‘igure 7 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl , Trench B1 (1:100)
Figure 8 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll, Trench B1 (1:100)
Figure 8 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll, Trench B1 (1:100)
Figure 9 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI, Trench C1 (1:100)
Figure 9 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI, Trench C1 (1:100)
Figure 10 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl, Trench C1 (1:100
Figure 10 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl, Trench C1 (1:100
Figure 11 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI, Trench D1 (1:100)
Figure 11 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI, Trench D1 (1:100)
Figure 14. Madina General view of the mound, from east
Figure 14. Madina General view of the mound, from east
Figure 15. Madina General view of the mound, from west
Figure 15. Madina General view of the mound, from west
Figure 16 Madina General view of the excavation trenches, from east
Figure 16 Madina General view of the excavation trenches, from east
Figure 17. Madina General view of the excavation trenches, from south
Figure 17. Madina General view of the excavation trenches, from south
Figure 18 Madina Cross section of the excavation trench ZD1, from north
Figure 18 Madina Cross section of the excavation trench ZD1, from north
Figure 20 Madina _ Excavated features of Phase-lV in the excavation trench ZD1, from west
Figure 20 Madina _ Excavated features of Phase-lV in the excavation trench ZD1, from west
ure 21 Madina Excavated features of Phase-V in the excavation trench ZD1, from northwest
ure 21 Madina Excavated features of Phase-V in the excavation trench ZD1, from northwest
ure 22. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench ZD1, from northwest
ure 22. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench ZD1, from northwest
‘igure 23. Madina’ Excavated features of Phase-lV in the excavation trench ZD1, from north
‘igure 23. Madina’ Excavated features of Phase-lV in the excavation trench ZD1, from north
‘igure 24. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll in the excavation trench B1, from wes'
‘igure 24. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll in the excavation trench B1, from wes'
Figure 25. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll in the excavation trench B1, from east
Figure 25. Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIll in the excavation trench B1, from east
jure 26 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench C1, from east
jure 26 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench C1, from east
Figure 28 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI in the excavation trench D1, from northwest
Figure 28 Madina Excavated features of Phase-VI in the excavation trench D1, from northwest
Figure 29 Madina Hearth of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench D2, from east
Figure 29 Madina Hearth of Phase-VIl in the excavation trench D2, from east
Figure 30 Measurements of pottery
Figure 30 Measurements of pottery
Figure 31 Representative forms of the Red ware (1:6)
Figure 31 Representative forms of the Red ware (1:6)
Non-rotational smootheing (finger impressions) Rotational scraping (on the lower half)
Non-rotational smootheing (finger impressions) Rotational scraping (on the lower half)
Non-rotational scraping (on the lower half) Rotational smoothing and scraping Rotational smoothing and scraping
Non-rotational scraping (on the lower half) Rotational smoothing and scraping Rotational smoothing and scraping
Non-rotational smoothing
Non-rotational smoothing
Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions Short parallel grooves or lattice pattern Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions
Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions Short parallel grooves or lattice pattern Parallel grooves with thread or rope impressions
Figure 36 Plant tempers Figure 35 Pottery manufacturing technique (string-cut marks)
Figure 36 Plant tempers Figure 35 Pottery manufacturing technique (string-cut marks)
Table 1. Forms and number of specimens of
Table 1. Forms and number of specimens of
However, as it is difficult to distinguish bowls and
However, as it is difficult to distinguish bowls and
Table 2. RD classes of the PGW bowls/dishes
Table 2. RD classes of the PGW bowls/dishes
Table 5 RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 4
Table 5 RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 4
Table 4 RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 2
Table 4 RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 2
Table 3. RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 1
Table 3. RD classes of the PGW Bowl Type 1
Figure 40 = Type-wise distributions of RD/H of the PGW bowls/dishes
Figure 40 = Type-wise distributions of RD/H of the PGW bowls/dishes
Table 10 RD classes of the red ware pots
Table 10 RD classes of the red ware pots
Table 8 RDclasses of the GW Bowl Type 4
Table 8 RDclasses of the GW Bowl Type 4
Table 6 RD classes of the GW Bowl Type 1
Table 6 RD classes of the GW Bowl Type 1
Table 7 RD classes of the GW Bowl Type 3
Table 7 RD classes of the GW Bowl Type 3
Table 9 RD classes of the BSW dishes
Table 9 RD classes of the BSW dishes
Figure 42 Type-wise distributions of H/RD of the GW bowls
Figure 42 Type-wise distributions of H/RD of the GW bowls
No. 254 has a rounded flat base and an inturned rim. It measures 17.0 cm in RD.
No. 254 has a rounded flat base and an inturned rim. It measures 17.0 cm in RD.
Figure 44 Type-wise distributions of H/RD of the BSW dishes
Figure 44 Type-wise distributions of H/RD of the BSW dishes
Figure 46 Type-wise distributions of NH/RD of the RW pots
Figure 46 Type-wise distributions of NH/RD of the RW pots
Table 14 = Stratigraphic occurrences of wares
Table 14 = Stratigraphic occurrences of wares
Figure 48 Phase-wise distributions of wares
Figure 48 Phase-wise distributions of wares
Table 15 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the Bara pottery
Table 15 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the Bara pottery
Table 16 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the PGW Figure 50 Phase-wise distributions of the PGW forms and types
Table 16 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the PGW Figure 50 Phase-wise distributions of the PGW forms and types
Table 17 — Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the GW Figure 52. + Phase-wise distributions of the GW forms and types
Table 17 — Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the GW Figure 52. + Phase-wise distributions of the GW forms and types
Table 18 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the BSW
Table 18 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the BSW
Table 19 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the BRW
Table 19 = Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the BRW
able 20 = Stratigraphic occurrences of NH classes of the red ware pots Figure 56 Phase-wise distributions of the NH/RD classes of the RW pots
able 20 = Stratigraphic occurrences of NH classes of the red ware pots Figure 56 Phase-wise distributions of the NH/RD classes of the RW pots
Figure 57. = Phase-wise distributions of the NH/RD of the RW pots
Figure 57. = Phase-wise distributions of the NH/RD of the RW pots
Table 22 Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the red ware bowls
Table 22 Stratigraphic occurrences of formal types of the red ware bowls
Table 21 = Stratigraphic occurrences of rim types of the red ware pots
Table 21 = Stratigraphic occurrences of rim types of the red ware pots
Figure 58 Phase-wise distributions of the rim types of the RW pots
Figure 58 Phase-wise distributions of the rim types of the RW pots
Figure 60 Phase-wise distributions of the RW bowl types
Figure 60 Phase-wise distributions of the RW bowl types
igure 62 Distribution of PGW sites and BRW/BSW sites in the late second and early first millennia BCE Figure 62 Distribution of PGW sites and BRW/BSW sites
igure 62 Distribution of PGW sites and BRW/BSW sites in the late second and early first millennia BCE Figure 62 Distribution of PGW sites and BRW/BSW sites
Dish portion of a Dish-on-Stand of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a shallow body and a thickened and projecting rim. There is a prominent ridge on the internal side of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is finished by streak bur- nishing on both sides. A trace of luting to model the rim and carination can be observed in the section. The external surface of the rim and the whole internal surface are slipped in red.
Dish portion of a Dish-on-Stand of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a shallow body and a thickened and projecting rim. There is a prominent ridge on the internal side of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is finished by streak bur- nishing on both sides. A trace of luting to model the rim and carination can be observed in the section. The external surface of the rim and the whole internal surface are slipped in red.
Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a short neck with a projecting rim and a carinated body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the cari- nation is finished by scraping without rotation. Trace of luting can be observed in the middle of body and at the neck. The external surface of the upper body including the rim is painted with two broad bands and short dashes between the former. rim and the whole internal surface are slipped in red.
Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a short neck with a projecting rim and a carinated body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the cari- nation is finished by scraping without rotation. Trace of luting can be observed in the middle of body and at the neck. The external surface of the upper body including the rim is painted with two broad bands and short dashes between the former. rim and the whole internal surface are slipped in red.
ot of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in surface of the upper body including the rim is painted with two broad bands and short dashes between the former.
ot of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in surface of the upper body including the rim is painted with two broad bands and short dashes between the former.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim of round section. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in th« Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a carinated body and an outcurved neck with a projecting rim. The surface i section. The surface is finished by streak burnishing on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim of round section. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in th« Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a carinated body and an outcurved neck with a projecting rim. The surface i section. The surface is finished by streak burnishing on both sides.
ened with rotation, and the external surface of the body is smoothened without rotation.
ened with rotation, and the external surface of the body is smoothened without rotation.
Dish-on-Stand of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a shallow body and a drooping rim. The surface is finished by streak ournishing. The external surface of the rim is painted with three bands and three short parallel strokes.
Dish-on-Stand of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a shallow body and a drooping rim. The surface is finished by streak ournishing. The external surface of the rim is painted with three bands and three short parallel strokes.
Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a carinated body of a shallow profile and an outcurved neck and rim. The external
Bowl of the Late Harappan ceramic style, having a carinated body of a shallow profile and an outcurved neck and rim. The external
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smooth- ened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of horizontal and vertical strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smooth- ened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of horizontal and vertical strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having slightly convex sides and a shallow carination between the body and base. The base portion seems to b a rounded flat base. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of three parallel curvilinear lines are painted on the outer surface and a motif combining three U-shapes on the internal side.
Bowl, having slightly convex sides and a shallow carination between the body and base. The base portion seems to b a rounded flat base. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of three parallel curvilinear lines are painted on the outer surface and a motif combining three U-shapes on the internal side.
Probably a pedestal of a dish-on-stand. The rim is slightly thickened and shallowly grooved. The surface is smoothened with rota- tion. The outer surface is slipped in dull orange.
Probably a pedestal of a dish-on-stand. The rim is slightly thickened and shallowly grooved. The surface is smoothened with rota- tion. The outer surface is slipped in dull orange.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly outcurved and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An oval stroke with dots and a concentric circle are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly outcurved and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An oval stroke with dots and a concentric circle are painted on the external surface.
Shallow bowl, having a convex sides and a rounded flat base. The rim shows an angular section having a flat face on the edge. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A motif consisting of semicircles and dots which are arranged in a sun-like design. Bowl, having convex sides and a slightly thickened rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Four parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Shallow bowl, having a convex sides and a rounded flat base. The rim shows an angular section having a flat face on the edge. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A motif consisting of semicircles and dots which are arranged in a sun-like design. Bowl, having convex sides and a slightly thickened rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Four parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Bowl, having a beaded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel strokes is painted respectively on each side.
Bowl, having a beaded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel strokes is painted respectively on each side.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel curvilinear strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of parallel vertical strokes is on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a slightly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The surface is finished by streak burnishing after smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel lines is painted on the internal side.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel curvilinear strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of parallel vertical strokes is on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a slightly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The surface is finished by streak burnishing after smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel lines is painted on the internal side.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim with a groove on its external side and a carinated lower body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Bowl, having a similar profile to those of Dish; straight sides, slightly convex, rounded rim with a groove below it and a carination between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim with a groove on its external side and a carinated lower body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Bowl, having a similar profile to those of Dish; straight sides, slightly convex, rounded rim with a groove below it and a carination between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothenec with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. There is a trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothenec with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. There is a trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed on the external surface.
Bowl, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow ridge between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel horizontal strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow ridge between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel horizontal strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly pointed rim. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Bowl, having a projecting rim and a hemispherical body. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly pointed rim. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Bowl, having a projecting rim and a hemispherical body. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Five parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Parallel oblique strokes are painted in a brighter colour than the surface on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Five parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Parallel oblique strokes are painted in a brighter colour than the surface on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a ridged rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a ridged rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inward, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation after smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inward, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation after smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A oblique stroke is painted respectively on both sides. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A horizontal row of dots is painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A oblique stroke is painted respectively on both sides. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A horizontal row of dots is painted on the internal surface.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel horizontal strokes, two parallel curvilinear strokes and a hook-like line is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Traces probably of luting to model the body can be observed on the external surface. The rim is painted with a black band.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel horizontal strokes, two parallel curvilinear strokes and a hook-like line is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Traces probably of luting to model the body can be observed on the external surface. The rim is painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel oblique strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel oblique strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two parallel oblique strokes and dots between the former is painted on the internal surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A dot is intact on the internal surface.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two parallel oblique strokes and dots between the former is painted on the internal surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A dot is intact on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a rounded rim, slightly inturned. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the internal surface is finished by further smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a rounded rim, slightly inturned. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the internal surface is finished by further smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A set of three parallel strokes is painted on the external surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. There is a trace of luting on the upper body. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Sets of parallel strokes, oblique or curvilinear, are painted on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A set of three parallel strokes is painted on the external surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. There is a trace of luting on the upper body. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Sets of parallel strokes, oblique or curvilinear, are painted on both sides.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in orange. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and at least three parallel strokes are on the internal surface.
Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in orange. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and at least three parallel strokes are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides and is slipped in reddish grey. The rim is narrowly painted with a band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of two vertical strokes and dots within the former is on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides and is slipped in reddish grey. The rim is narrowly painted with a band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of two vertical strokes and dots within the former is on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The internal surface is fin- ished by further smoothening in an oblique direction. Two sets of parallel strokes, both curvilinear, are painted in a brighter colou than the surface on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The internal surface is fin- ished by further smoothening in an oblique direction. Two sets of parallel strokes, both curvilinear, are painted in a brighter colou than the surface on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A horizontal stroke, slightly curved, an oblique stroke, oblique rows of dots and a roughly circular line are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A horizontal stroke, slightly curved, an oblique stroke, oblique rows of dots and a roughly circular line are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inclined outwards, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim § $ ghtly P portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel strokes in an oblique direction are intact on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inclined outwards, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim § $ ghtly P portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel strokes in an oblique direction are intact on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Three parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Three vertical rows of dots are painted in the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Three parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Three vertical rows of dots are painted in the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly paint- ed with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel strokes is painted respectively on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly paint- ed with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel strokes is painted respectively on both sides.
Shallow bowl, having a carinated body and an out-curved neck with a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Shallow bowl, having a carinated body and an out-curved neck with a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel vertical strokes are intact on the internal surface.
Bowl, having a carinated body and an outcurved neck with a shortly projecting rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of six parallel strokes is painted on the internal surface of the rim.
Bowl, having a carinated body and an outcurved neck with a shortly projecting rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of six parallel strokes is painted on the internal surface of the rim.
Bowl, having slightly convex sides and carination between the upper body and the lower body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened with- out rotation. Three sets of five to six parallel strokes are painted in different directions on the external surface.
Bowl, having slightly convex sides and carination between the upper body and the lower body. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened with- out rotation. Three sets of five to six parallel strokes are painted in different directions on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel strokes are painted on the external surface and one vertical stroke, slightly curved, on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two parallel strokes are painted on the external surface and one vertical stroke, slightly curved, on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band and two motifs consisting three U shape are painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of vertical strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of oblique strokes is on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band and two motifs consisting three U shape are painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of vertical strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of oblique strokes is on the internal surface.
Bowl, having gently convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two broad strokes in a vertical direction are painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. There is a groove on the external surface of the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having gently convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two broad strokes in a vertical direction are painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. There is a groove on the external surface of the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. At least, two short strokes are intact on the external surface, and four parallel vertical strokes are on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. At least, two short strokes are intact on the external surface, and four parallel vertical strokes are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. One broad oblique stroke is painted respectively on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. One broad oblique stroke is painted respectively on both sides.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards and a pointed rim which is slightly outturned. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A motif consisting two curvilinear strokes is painted in greyish white which is brighter than the surface colour on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A set seven parallel oblique strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards and a pointed rim which is slightly outturned. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A motif consisting two curvilinear strokes is painted in greyish white which is brighter than the surface colour on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A set seven parallel oblique strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim. The external surface of the body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the base is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Sun-like motifs consisting of a central circle, radiating straight lines and circles touching the edge of the straight lines are painted on the external surface. On the internal surface, an uncertain motif is painted.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim. The external surface of the body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the base is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Sun-like motifs consisting of a central circle, radiating straight lines and circles touching the edge of the straight lines are painted on the external surface. On the internal surface, an uncertain motif is painted.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. A set of two parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of three curvilinear strokes is on the internal surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides with a deeper profile and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. A set of six parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. A set of two parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of three curvilinear strokes is on the internal surface. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides with a deeper profile and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. A set of six parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. the Rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of short parallel strokes in a vertical direction and a part of an uncertain motif are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. the Rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of short parallel strokes in a vertical direction and a part of an uncertain motif are painted on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are slightly inclined outwards, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two curvilinear strokes and rows of dots between the former are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are slightly inclined outwards, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two curvilinear strokes and rows of dots between the former are painted on the external surface.
Bowl or Dish, having a shallowly hemispherical body and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. a set of at least three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of five parallel vertical strokes and one oblique stroke are on the internal surface.
Bowl or Dish, having a shallowly hemispherical body and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. a set of at least three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of five parallel vertical strokes and one oblique stroke are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim which is slightly outcurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique strokes, gently curved, is painted on the external surface, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes and dots are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim which is slightly outcurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique strokes, gently curved, is painted on the external surface, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes and dots are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a rim with a groove on the internal side. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Two parallel strokes in grey brighter than the surface are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a rim with a groove on the internal side. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Two parallel strokes in grey brighter than the surface are painted on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and slightly pointed rim. Both surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with black band. An uncertain motif consisting of curvilinear lines is painted on the outer surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Probably two sets of a concentric circle and four parallel lines are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and slightly pointed rim. Both surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with black band. An uncertain motif consisting of curvilinear lines is painted on the outer surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Probably two sets of a concentric circle and four parallel lines are painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel lines and probably a part of concentric circle are painted on the external side.
Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel lines and probably a part of concentric circle are painted on the external side.
Bowl, having straight sides and slightly pointed rim. Both surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with black band. An geometric motif consisting of parallel lines and dots is painted on the outer surface. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A set of at least three parallel vertical strokes and rows of dots is painted on the external side, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes is on the internal side.
Bowl, having straight sides and slightly pointed rim. Both surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with black band. An geometric motif consisting of parallel lines and dots is painted on the outer surface. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A set of at least three parallel vertical strokes and rows of dots is painted on the external side, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes is on the internal side.
Bowl, having straight sides which are slightly inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel vertical lines and dots in two rows is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif consisting of curvilinear lines is painted on the external surface and a set of four parallel strokes is on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are slightly inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel vertical lines and dots in two rows is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif consisting of curvilinear lines is painted on the external surface and a set of four parallel strokes is on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides and a slightly out-curving rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim is nar- rowly painted with a black band. Two concentric circles and at least two parallel oblique lines touching with the upper concentric circle are painted on the external side.
Bowl, having straight sides and a slightly out-curving rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim is nar- rowly painted with a black band. Two concentric circles and at least two parallel oblique lines touching with the upper concentric circle are painted on the external side.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique lines is painted respectively on the external and internal sides. Bowl, having a hemispherical body which is slightly incurved and an extending rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique lines is painted respectively on the external and internal sides. Bowl, having a hemispherical body which is slightly incurved and an extending rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Concentric semicircles are adjoiningly painted on the rim portion of the external side. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two curvilinear lines and dots between the former is painted on the external side.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Concentric semicircles are adjoiningly painted on the rim portion of the external side. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined outwards. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two curvilinear lines and dots between the former is painted on the external side.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Parts of three curvilinear lines remain on the internal surface, although their entire motif is not clear.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Parts of three curvilinear lines remain on the internal surface, although their entire motif is not clear.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The base seems to have been a sagger one. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The base seems to have been a sagger one. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Shallow bowl, having an out-turned neck and rim and a carination between the body and the base. The base seems to have been a rounded flat base. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of more than four parallel vertical lines is painted on the internal side. Bowl, having a shallow body with a carination and an outcurved neck with a drooping rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel horizontal strokes is painted on the external surface, and a part of parallel strokes is intact on the internal surface of the rim.
Shallow bowl, having an out-turned neck and rim and a carination between the body and the base. The base seems to have been a rounded flat base. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of more than four parallel vertical lines is painted on the internal side. Bowl, having a shallow body with a carination and an outcurved neck with a drooping rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel horizontal strokes is painted on the external surface, and a part of parallel strokes is intact on the internal surface of the rim.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is probably slipped in brownish grey. ‘The rim portion is narrowly painted with a orange band. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of at least three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the outer surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is probably slipped in brownish grey. ‘The rim portion is narrowly painted with a orange band. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of at least three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the outer surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and more than nine parallel strokes and dots in a row are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of four parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and more than nine parallel strokes and dots in a row are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, relatively deeper, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrow- ly painted with a black band.
Dish, relatively deeper, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim portion is narrow- ly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of six parallel oblique strokes and two short strokes is painted on the external surface. Parts of two broader strokes remain on the internal surface near the lower edge of the sherd.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of six parallel oblique strokes and two short strokes is painted on the external surface. Parts of two broader strokes remain on the internal surface near the lower edge of the sherd.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A faint trace of luting can be observed near the rim on the internal surface. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the external side, and two sets of short parallel strokes are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A faint trace of luting can be observed near the rim on the internal surface. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the external side, and two sets of short parallel strokes are on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of four parallel oblique strokes are painted on the external surface and three sets of parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Two sets of four parallel oblique strokes are painted on the external surface and three sets of parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are finished by smoothening with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation as attested by sharp striations in irregular directions. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted respectively on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the external surface. Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are finished by smoothening with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation as attested by sharp striations in irregular directions. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel oblique strokes is painted respectively on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the outer surface, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes and two oblique rows of dots are painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The base seems to have been a sagger base. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The external surface of the upper body including the rim and the whole internal surface are finished by smoothening with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body by smoothening without rotation. Two sets of parallel oblique lines, one of them consisting of three lines, are painted on the external surface, and one set of three lines on the internal surface of the base portion.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. An uncertain motif is painted on the outer surface, and a set of three parallel vertical strokes and two oblique rows of dots are painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The base seems to have been a sagger base. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The external surface of the upper body including the rim and the whole internal surface are finished by smoothening with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body by smoothening without rotation. Two sets of parallel oblique lines, one of them consisting of three lines, are painted on the external surface, and one set of three lines on the internal surface of the base portion.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of seven parallel lines is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished with smoothening with rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of seven parallel lines is painted on the external surface.
ING. LWASE LOM L YP © fu’ ft DL LAOTLE DALEVHAL COLOUT ANE H AL COLOUT DECLLON COLOHT Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. It has a relatively deeper profile. The upper body is smoothened with rotation and the lower body is smoothened without rotation on both sides. The external surface of the portion between the upper body and the lower body is scraped to trim. The surface is slipped on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of five oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and two concentric semicircles are painted on the internal surface.
ING. LWASE LOM L YP © fu’ ft DL LAOTLE DALEVHAL COLOUT ANE H AL COLOUT DECLLON COLOHT Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. It has a relatively deeper profile. The upper body is smoothened with rotation and the lower body is smoothened without rotation on both sides. The external surface of the portion between the upper body and the lower body is scraped to trim. The surface is slipped on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of five oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and two concentric semicircles are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation and is executed with greyish yel- low brown slip on both sides. A set of five strokes, one of which is relatively broader than others, is painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation and is executed with greyish yel- low brown slip on both sides. A set of five strokes, one of which is relatively broader than others, is painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having less convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of five strokes is painted on the external side. Dish, having an inward body and rim. There is a carination between the body and the base. The base seems to be a sagger base. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The upper half of the body is thickened by adding clay on the inner side. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel vertical lines and a set of two are painted on the internal side.
Dish, having less convex sides and an inturned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of five strokes is painted on the external side. Dish, having an inward body and rim. There is a carination between the body and the base. The base seems to be a sagger base. The surface is finished by smoothening with rotation on both sides. The upper half of the body is thickened by adding clay on the inner side. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel vertical lines and a set of two are painted on the internal side.
Bowl, having the same profile as dishes; convex sides and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. A trace of luting can be observed around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body in the section. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Bowl, having the same profile as dishes; convex sides and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface is smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. A trace of luting can be observed around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body in the section. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique strokes is painted on the internal surface.
Vessel, having a pear-shape with a round base. Two perforations are in the middle of body before firing. Four sets of two vertica strokes, a vertical row of dots and a vertical row of circles are painted in four directions. Dish, having convex sides, a rounded rim and a sagger base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation and the one of the base is without rotation on both sides. The portion around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body is shallowly scraped to trim. The colour changes around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body on the external surface, showing a possibility that the pot was placed over another in the kiln at the time of firing, only the external surface of the upper body being exposed. A motif consisting of a circle and semicircles with dots around the former is painted in the centre of the internal surface of the base.
Vessel, having a pear-shape with a round base. Two perforations are in the middle of body before firing. Four sets of two vertica strokes, a vertical row of dots and a vertical row of circles are painted in four directions. Dish, having convex sides, a rounded rim and a sagger base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation and the one of the base is without rotation on both sides. The portion around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body is shallowly scraped to trim. The colour changes around the juncture between the upper body and the lower body on the external surface, showing a possibility that the pot was placed over another in the kiln at the time of firing, only the external surface of the upper body being exposed. A motif consisting of a circle and semicircles with dots around the former is painted in the centre of the internal surface of the base.
Dish, having a incurved body and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A trace of luting can be observed in the section. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having a incurved body and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A trace of luting can be observed in the section. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of parallel strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three horizontal strokes, slightly curved, is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Concentric semicircles are adjoiningly painted on the external surface of the upper half of the body.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three horizontal strokes, slightly curved, is painted on the external surface. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. Concentric semicircles are adjoiningly painted on the external surface of the upper half of the body.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel curvilinear strokes is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a slightly outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel curvilinear strokes is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of two wavy lines is on the internal surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly convex, and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of two parallel oblique strokes is painted on the external surface, and a set of two wavy lines is on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is nar- rowly painted with a black band. Two sets of parallel oblique lines are painted intersecting with each other on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is nar- rowly painted with a black band. Two sets of parallel oblique lines are painted intersecting with each other on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim which is inclined inwards and a sagger base. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The upper body is smoothened with rotation and the lower body is smoothened without rotation on both sides. The external colour changes around the carination, showing a possibility that the pot was placed over another in the kiln, the lower part of the lower body being covered by the pot placed below. A set of seven parallel oblique strokes and a set of seven parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim which is inclined inwards and a sagger base. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The upper body is smoothened with rotation and the lower body is smoothened without rotation on both sides. The external colour changes around the carination, showing a possibility that the pot was placed over another in the kiln, the lower part of the lower body being covered by the pot placed below. A set of seven parallel oblique strokes and a set of seven parallel curvilinear strokes are painted on the internal surface.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim, slightly outcurved, and a sagger base. The surface from the rim down to the middle of the lower body is smoothened with rotation and the base is finished by smoothened without rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim, slightly outcurved, and a sagger base. The surface from the rim down to the middle of the lower body is smoothened with rotation and the base is finished by smoothened without rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a pointed rim. The external surface of the rim portion and the whole in- ternal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the body is finished by smoothening without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique lines and rows of dots is painted on the external surface.
Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a pointed rim. The external surface of the rim portion and the whole in- ternal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the body is finished by smoothening without rotation. The rim is narrowly painted with a black band. A set of three parallel oblique lines and rows of dots is painted on the external surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a rounded rim with a groove on its internal side. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a rounded rim with a groove on its internal side. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The exter- nal surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a dull orange to grey band. A set of parallel oblique lines is painted on the outer surface, and a set of parallel vertical strokes is painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and only the external sur- face is slipped in grey. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Three broad vertical strokes are intact on the inner surface.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The exter- nal surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by smoothening without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a dull orange to grey band. A set of parallel oblique lines is painted on the outer surface, and a set of parallel vertical strokes is painted on the internal surface. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and only the external sur- face is slipped in grey. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band. Three broad vertical strokes are intact on the inner surface.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inturned, and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in darker grey and is painted with three parallel curvilinear strokes in a light colour than the slip.
Bowl, having straight sides, slightly inturned, and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in darker grey and is painted with three parallel curvilinear strokes in a light colour than the slip.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Dish, having convex sides, a pointed rim and a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation. The rim portion is narrowly painted with a black band.
Body portion, probably of a pot, having a hemispherical lower part below a carination. The surface above the carination is smooth- ened with rotation, and the lower part below the carination is smoothened without rotation. Sharp striations are observed in irregular directions on the external surface. Parts of paintings are intact near the upper edge.
Body portion, probably of a pot, having a hemispherical lower part below a carination. The surface above the carination is smooth- ened with rotation, and the lower part below the carination is smoothened without rotation. Sharp striations are observed in irregular directions on the external surface. Parts of paintings are intact near the upper edge.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is shallowly scraped without rotation. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The rim portion is slightly thicker than the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is shallowly scraped without rotation. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim, slightly outcurved. The rim portion is slightly thicker than the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Bowl, having a globular body and a projecting rim which was modelled by luting. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Base sherd, having a low ring base which was modelled by adding a ring to the original round base. The surface is smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having a globular body and a projecting rim which was modelled by luting. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl or Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Base sherd, having a low ring base which was modelled by adding a ring to the original round base. The surface is smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A trace of luting can b observed in the section. Bowl, having straight sides which is slightly inclined inwards, a pointed rim and a rounded flat base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation and the surface of the base is smoothened without rotation. Regular striations are left on the internal surface of the body as a result of smoothening with rotation.
Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim. There is a shallow carination between the upper body and the lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl, having straight sides and a pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A trace of luting can b observed in the section. Bowl, having straight sides which is slightly inclined inwards, a pointed rim and a rounded flat base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation and the surface of the base is smoothened without rotation. Regular striations are left on the internal surface of the body as a result of smoothening with rotation.
Dish, having an upper body and rim curving inwards and a lower body extending obliquely towards the base. The rim is roundly pointed. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl, having the same shape as dishes; convex sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole inter- nal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation.
Dish, having an upper body and rim curving inwards and a lower body extending obliquely towards the base. The rim is roundly pointed. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Bowl, having the same shape as dishes; convex sides and a pointed rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole inter- nal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is smoothened without rotation.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a rounded rim. The base seems to have been a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body above carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the carination is finished by smoothening without rotation.
Dish, having convex sides and a roundly pointed rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Bowl, having straight sides which are inclined inwards and a rounded rim. The base seems to have been a sagger base. The external surface of the upper body above carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the carination is finished by smoothening without rotation.
Dish, having slightly convex sides which are inclined inwards and a roundly pointed rim. There is a carination between the upper body and lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in grey on both sides. Carinated handi, having a constricted rim with no neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slightly burnished on both sides. Both surfaces are slipped in grey.
Dish, having slightly convex sides which are inclined inwards and a roundly pointed rim. There is a carination between the upper body and lower body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in grey on both sides. Carinated handi, having a constricted rim with no neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slightly burnished on both sides. Both surfaces are slipped in grey.
Black-Slipped ware (BSW) Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim with a groove just below it. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The whole exter- nal surface and the internal surface of the rim are slipped in black.
Black-Slipped ware (BSW) Dish, having convex sides and a pointed rim with a groove just below it. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The whole exter- nal surface and the internal surface of the rim are slipped in black.
Bowl, having a hemispherical profile and a slightly beaded rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal sur- face are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. The surface is slipped in grey on both sides.
Bowl, having a hemispherical profile and a slightly beaded rim. The external surface of the upper body and the whole internal sur- face are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body is finished by scraping without rotation. The surface is slipped in grey on both sides.
Bowl, having a hemispherical profile, the rim of which is slightly inclined inwards. The rim is slightly pointed. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides. Bowl, having slightly incurved body and a rounded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having a hemispherical profile, the rim of which is slightly inclined inwards. The rim is slightly pointed. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides. Bowl, having slightly incurved body and a rounded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Red ware associated with the PGW Bowl, having a globular body and a beaded rim, The rim was modelled by luting technique. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Red ware associated with the PGW Bowl, having a globular body and a beaded rim, The rim was modelled by luting technique. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an splayed-out neck and a slightly projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the body is applied with a thin slurry. The external surface of the rim and neck is slightly sooted. The application of slurry and sooted surface indicate that this pot was used as a cooking utensil. Bowl, having a globular body and a beaded rim, The rim was modelled by luting technique. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an splayed-out neck and a slightly projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the body is applied with a thin slurry. The external surface of the rim and neck is slightly sooted. The application of slurry and sooted surface indicate that this pot was used as a cooking utensil. Bowl, having a globular body and a beaded rim, The rim was modelled by luting technique. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with an oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with an oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim, slightly incurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim, slightly incurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a slightly out-turned rim with a groove on its internal side. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the rim are smoothened with rotation, and the internal surface of the body is finished by finger impressions.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and a slightly out-turned rim with a groove on its internal side. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the rim are smoothened with rotation, and the internal surface of the body is finished by finger impressions.
Bowl, having a globular body and a slightly out-turned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having a globular body and a slightly out-turned rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a slightly incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a slightly incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim, slightly drooping. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim, slightly drooping. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides.
Large pot, having a thickened and projecting rim with an oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides.
Large pot, having a thickened and projecting rim with an oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a short neck and a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a short neck and a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim, slightly incurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim, slightly incurved. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim, slightly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a roundly projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in red and grey.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a roundly projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in red and grey.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed in the section. Pot, having a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed in the section.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. A trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed in the section. Pot, having a thickened and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. A trace of luting to model the rim portion can be observed in the section.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a n outcurved neck and a straight rim with a groove on its edge. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a n outcurved neck and a straight rim with a groove on its edge. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. There is a black patch on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. There is a black patch on both sides.
Large pot, having a splayed-out neck and a roundly thickened rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having a splayed-out neck and a roundly thickened rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a slightly outcurved neck and a thickened rim of a oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a slightly outcurved neck and a thickened rim of a oval section. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a roundly thickened rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a roundly thickened rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having an incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having an incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a splayed-out neck and a rounded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in orange. Bowl, having a globular body and a thickened rim with two grooves on its external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a splayed-out neck and a rounded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in orange. Bowl, having a globular body and a thickened rim with two grooves on its external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on its external side. The surface is smoothened with rota- tion.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on its external side. The surface is smoothened with rota- tion.
Bowl, having a splayed-out body and neck with an out-curved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. a post-firing hole near the rim. Body sherd with carination, probably of a pot. The external surface is finished by smoothening without rotation and the internal surface is with rotation.
Bowl, having a splayed-out body and neck with an out-curved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. a post-firing hole near the rim. Body sherd with carination, probably of a pot. The external surface is finished by smoothening without rotation and the internal surface is with rotation.
Bowl, having a shallow body and an angular rim. The surface finish is quite crude by smoothening without rotation. A large amount of husks are included in clay.
Bowl, having a shallow body and an angular rim. The surface finish is quite crude by smoothening without rotation. A large amount of husks are included in clay.
Bowl, having a deeper body and an angular rim. The surface finish is quite crude by smoothening without rotation. A large amount of husks are included in clay.
Bowl, having a deeper body and an angular rim. The surface finish is quite crude by smoothening without rotation. A large amount of husks are included in clay.
Pot, having a outcurved neck and a thickened rim with a groove on the external surface. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed on the external surface of the base of the rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. the external surface is slipped in reddish brown.
Pot, having a outcurved neck and a thickened rim with a groove on the external surface. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed on the external surface of the base of the rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. the external surface is slipped in reddish brown.
Bowl, having an incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Bowl, having an incurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Body sherd of a pot, probably having a short neck. The upper body is less bulging. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides.
Body sherd of a pot, probably having a short neck. The upper body is less bulging. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on the external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on the external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an splayed-out neck and a simply projecting rim. Wrinkles which was made by constricting neck in modelling can be observed on the external surface of the shoulder. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an splayed-out neck and a simply projecting rim. Wrinkles which was made by constricting neck in modelling can be observed on the external surface of the shoulder. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is without rotation on both sides.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with two grooves on the external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Large pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with two grooves on the external side. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in dull reddish brown on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in dull reddish brown on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Probably handle which may have been attached to a pot or a bowl. It is hand-modelled. Bowl, having a shallow body and an angular rim. Although the modelling and finishing are quite crude, the rim and neck portions are well finished by smoothening with rotation.
Probably handle which may have been attached to a pot or a bowl. It is hand-modelled. Bowl, having a shallow body and an angular rim. Although the modelling and finishing are quite crude, the rim and neck portions are well finished by smoothening with rotation.
Bowl, having a shallow hemispherical body and an simply angular rim. The modelling and finishing are quite crude.
Bowl, having a shallow hemispherical body and an simply angular rim. The modelling and finishing are quite crude.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and an simply angular rim. The modelling and finishing are quite crude.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and an simply angular rim. The modelling and finishing are quite crude.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim. There is a trace of luting on the external surface to medel the rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a thickened rim. There is a trace of luting on the external surface to medel the rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Base sherd of a hand-modelled miniature vessel, having a flat base. Traces of luting and finger impressions are prominent on the surface.
Base sherd of a hand-modelled miniature vessel, having a flat base. Traces of luting and finger impressions are prominent on the surface.
Base sherd of a pot or bowl, having a flat base with a perforation in its centre. The surface is smoothened without rotation. Finger impressions are prominently left on the external surface of the base.
Base sherd of a pot or bowl, having a flat base with a perforation in its centre. The surface is smoothened without rotation. Finger impressions are prominently left on the external surface of the base.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with two grooves on the external side. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish grey on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on the external side. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with two grooves on the external side. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish grey on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a projecting rim with a groove on the external side. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck, a projecting rim and a globular body. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the neck are slipped in reddish brown. Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides. The outer surface is slipped in dull reddish brown.
Pot, having an outcurved neck, a projecting rim and a globular body. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the neck are slipped in reddish brown. Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a projecting rim. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides. The outer surface is slipped in dull reddish brown.
Pot, having an straight neck which is inclined outwards and a thickened rim of round section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an straight neck which is inclined outwards and a thickened rim of round section. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim. The shoulder portion of the body shows a straight profile. The external surface of the neck and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation. Thin slurry is applied to the external surface of the body. The external surface of the neck is sooted, indicating a possibility that this pot was used as a cooking utensil. Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a ridged rim. The neck is constricted at its base. There are wrinkles on the external surface of the shoulder which were made by constricting the upper part of the body at the time of luting of the neck portion. Oval impressions can be observed on the internal surface of the shoulder, possibly indicating that paddle-and-anvil tech- nique was used to model the body. The outer surface is slipped in dull reddish orange.
Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a rounded rim. The shoulder portion of the body shows a straight profile. The external surface of the neck and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation. Thin slurry is applied to the external surface of the body. The external surface of the neck is sooted, indicating a possibility that this pot was used as a cooking utensil. Pot, having a straight neck which is inclined outwards and a ridged rim. The neck is constricted at its base. There are wrinkles on the external surface of the shoulder which were made by constricting the upper part of the body at the time of luting of the neck portion. Oval impressions can be observed on the internal surface of the shoulder, possibly indicating that paddle-and-anvil tech- nique was used to model the body. The outer surface is slipped in dull reddish orange.
Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a slightly thickened rim of a oval section. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a slightly thickened rim of a oval section. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body portion is without rotation on both sides.
Bowl, having a short neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish brown on both sides. Bowl, having a short neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the rim is slipped in bright reddish brown.
Bowl, having a short neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish brown on both sides. Bowl, having a short neck and a projecting rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the rim is slipped in bright reddish brown.
Bowl, having a squat globular body and a beaded rim with a narrow groove on the external side. Two grooves are executed on external surface at the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in orange on both sides. Bowl, having a squat globular body and a beaded rim with two narrow grooves on the external side. Three grooves are executed on external surface at the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in orange on both sides.
Bowl, having a squat globular body and a beaded rim with a narrow groove on the external side. Two grooves are executed on external surface at the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in orange on both sides. Bowl, having a squat globular body and a beaded rim with two narrow grooves on the external side. Three grooves are executed on external surface at the middle of the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation and slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed on the external surface of the base of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and a projecting rim. A trace of luting to model the rim can be observed on the external surface of the base of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a rim rising in a vertical direction. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a rim rising in a vertical direction. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is snoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is snoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having an incurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an incurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in orange on both sides.
Pot, having an out-turned short neck and an elliptical body. The rounded base portion is perforated randomly. The external surface of the neck and body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the base is finished by scraping without rotation.
Pot, having an out-turned short neck and an elliptical body. The rounded base portion is perforated randomly. The external surface of the neck and body and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the base is finished by scraping without rotation.
Pot, having a straight neck, slightly outcurved, and a rim of triangular section. The body may have been globular in shape. Two parallel grooves are executed on the shoulder. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in reddish orange. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a beaded rim projecting outwards. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish orange on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck, slightly outcurved, and a rim of triangular section. The body may have been globular in shape. Two parallel grooves are executed on the shoulder. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. The external surface is slipped in reddish orange. Pot, having an outcurved neck and a beaded rim projecting outwards. The surface is smoothened with rotation and is slipped in reddish orange on both sides.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a beaded rim. There is a trace of luting as a ledge at the juncture between the neck and the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having an outcurved neck and a beaded rim. There is a trace of luting as a ledge at the juncture between the neck and the body. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a straight neck and an outcurved rim with a shallow groove on the external side. The body seems to be globular in shape. The neck and rim portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a straight neck and an outcurved rim with a shallow groove on the external side. The body seems to be globular in shape. The neck and rim portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck, a featureless rim and a globular body. A trace of luting to make rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in bright reddish brown.
Pot, having a short neck, a featureless rim and a globular body. A trace of luting to make rim can be observed in the section. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The external surface is slipped in bright reddish brown.
Pot, having a out-turned neck and a featureless rim. The body is globular. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a out-turned neck and a featureless rim. The body is globular. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a short neck, a rim of triangular section and a globular body. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is finished by smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck, a rim of triangular section and a globular body. The neck portion is smoothened with rotation and the body is finished by smoothened without rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and an elliptical body. The rim is roundly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck and an elliptical body. The rim is roundly thickened. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a prominently outcurved neck and a beaded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a squat body and a short neck with a featureless rim. A groove is delineated on the shoulder. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the neck portion are slipped in red. It may possible that this ja was used as a cooking pot, judging from its shape.
Pot, having a prominently outcurved neck and a beaded rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides. Pot, having a squat body and a short neck with a featureless rim. A groove is delineated on the shoulder. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The whole external surface and the internal surface of the neck portion are slipped in red. It may possible that this ja was used as a cooking pot, judging from its shape.
Pot, having a straight neck and a outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The outer surface is slipped in red.
Pot, having a straight neck and a outcurved rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. The outer surface is slipped in red.
Small Pot, having a short neck and a featureless rim. There is a carination between the upper body and the lower body. The base may have been a round one. The external surface of the upper body above the carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the carination is finished by smoothening without rotation. Pot, having a outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. It is not clear that the outer surface is slipped or plain as the outer surface is covered by a lime layer.
Small Pot, having a short neck and a featureless rim. There is a carination between the upper body and the lower body. The base may have been a round one. The external surface of the upper body above the carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, and the external surface of the lower body below the carination is finished by smoothening without rotation. Pot, having a outcurved neck and a featureless rim. The surface is smoothened with rotation. It is not clear that the outer surface is slipped or plain as the outer surface is covered by a lime layer.
Pot, having a short neck and featureless rim, slightly thickened. The body may have been elliptical in shape. It is probable that the neck and rim was modelled by adding clay to the edge of the body as indicated by a trace of luting on the external surface of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a short neck and featureless rim, slightly thickened. The body may have been elliptical in shape. It is probable that the neck and rim was modelled by adding clay to the edge of the body as indicated by a trace of luting on the external surface of the neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation.
Pot, having a short neck, a beaded rim and elliptical body with a carination at the juncture between the body and the base. The external surface of the body above the carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, leaving regular striations on the internal surface, and the external surface of the base below the carination is smoothened without rotation. The carination is made by adding clay to the outer surface. Pot, having a short neck and a beaded rim. The body may have been elliptical in shape. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Pot, having a short neck, a beaded rim and elliptical body with a carination at the juncture between the body and the base. The external surface of the body above the carination and the whole internal surface are smoothened with rotation, leaving regular striations on the internal surface, and the external surface of the base below the carination is smoothened without rotation. The carination is made by adding clay to the outer surface. Pot, having a short neck and a beaded rim. The body may have been elliptical in shape. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a thickened rim with a groove on the external side. The rim is modelled by adding clay to the edge of neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large Pot, having a gently outcurved neck and a thickened rim with a groove on the external side. The rim is modelled by adding clay to the edge of neck. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Base portion, probably of a bowl, having a flat base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and string-cut marks remain on the external surface of the base. Base portion, probably of a bowl, having a rounded flat base. The surface of the body is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the base is finished by smoothening without rotation.
Base portion, probably of a bowl, having a flat base. The surface of the body portion is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and string-cut marks remain on the external surface of the base. Base portion, probably of a bowl, having a rounded flat base. The surface of the body is smoothened with rotation on both sides, and the external surface of the base is finished by smoothening without rotation.
Large Pot, having an outcurved neck and a corrugated rim made by three deep grooves. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Large Pot, having an outcurved neck and a corrugated rim made by three deep grooves. The surface is smoothened with rotation on both sides.
Base portion, probably of a pot or bowl, having a flat base with string-cut marks. The surface of the body is smoothened with rota- tion. Bowl, having a flange below the rim and a flat base. The surface is smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the base is crudely finished.
Base portion, probably of a pot or bowl, having a flat base with string-cut marks. The surface of the body is smoothened with rota- tion. Bowl, having a flange below the rim and a flat base. The surface is smoothened with rotation and the external surface of the base is crudely finished.
Body portion, probably a pot or jar, having a sharp carination. The upper body above the carination is smoothened with rotation and the lower body below the carination is smoothened without rotation. Large pot, having a straight neck and a corrugated rim made by three deep grooves. An appliqué band with finger impressions is applied on the shoulder. The surface of neck and rim is smoothened with rotation, and the body is finished by smoothening without rotation, on both sides.
Body portion, probably a pot or jar, having a sharp carination. The upper body above the carination is smoothened with rotation and the lower body below the carination is smoothened without rotation. Large pot, having a straight neck and a corrugated rim made by three deep grooves. An appliqué band with finger impressions is applied on the shoulder. The surface of neck and rim is smoothened with rotation, and the body is finished by smoothening without rotation, on both sides.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and an incurved neck with an angular rim. A large number of husks are contained in clay.
Bowl, having a hemispherical body and an incurved neck with an angular rim. A large number of husks are contained in clay.
Figure 85 Madina Pottery from surface (ca. 1:2)
Figure 85 Madina Pottery from surface (ca. 1:2)
Figure 87 Madina Pottery from Phase-! (ca. 1:2)
Figure 87 Madina Pottery from Phase-! (ca. 1:2)
Figure 91. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 91. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 92. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 92. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 93. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 93. Madina Pottery from Phase-ll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 97. Madina Pottery from Phase-lll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 97. Madina Pottery from Phase-lll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 101. Madina Pottery from Phases-ll, IV and V (ca. 1:2)
Figure 101. Madina Pottery from Phases-ll, IV and V (ca. 1:2)
Figure 103. Madina Pottery from Phase-lV (ca. 1:2)
Figure 103. Madina Pottery from Phase-lV (ca. 1:2)
Figure 104. Madina Pottery from Phase-lV (ca. 1:2)
Figure 104. Madina Pottery from Phase-lV (ca. 1:2)
Figure 105 Madina Pottery from Phase-V (ca. 1:2)
Figure 105 Madina Pottery from Phase-V (ca. 1:2)
Figure 109 Madina _ Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 109 Madina _ Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 111 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 111 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 112 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 112 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 113. Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 113. Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 115 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 115 Madina Pottery from Phase-VI (ca. 1:2)
Figure 117. Madina_ Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 117. Madina_ Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 119 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 119 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 120 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 120 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 121 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 121 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 122 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 122 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 123. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 123. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 124. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 124. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 125. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 125. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 129 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:1)
Figure 129 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:1)
Figure 131 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 131 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 133 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 133 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 134. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 134. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2)
Figure 139 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 139 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 140 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 140 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 141 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 141 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 143. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 143. Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 145 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2
Figure 145 Madina Pottery from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2
Figure 148 Graph showing the material-wise distribution of artefacts from Madina
Figure 148 Graph showing the material-wise distribution of artefacts from Madina
Table 24 Trench- and phase-wise occurrences of terracotta animal figurine
Table 24 Trench- and phase-wise occurrences of terracotta animal figurine
occurrences of terracotta animal figurines
occurrences of terracotta animal figurines
A fragment of a terracotta bangle, having a circular
A fragment of a terracotta bangle, having a circular
Table 26 = Trench- and phase-wise occurrences of terracotta bangles
Table 26 = Trench- and phase-wise occurrences of terracotta bangles
Figure 156 Graph showing the phase-wise occurrences of terracotta ghata-shaped beads Figure 155 Graph showing the phase-wise occurrences of terracotta biconical beads
Figure 156 Graph showing the phase-wise occurrences of terracotta ghata-shaped beads Figure 155 Graph showing the phase-wise occurrences of terracotta biconical beads
occurrences of terracotta biconical beads
occurrences of terracotta biconical beads
occurrences of terracotta discs
occurrences of terracotta discs
occurrences of pottery discs with a perforation ware sherd of clay with plant temper, smoky core.
occurrences of pottery discs with a perforation ware sherd of clay with plant temper, smoky core.
occurrences of pottery discs Table 31. Trench- and phase-wise »ccurrences of pottery discs with a perforatior
occurrences of pottery discs Table 31. Trench- and phase-wise »ccurrences of pottery discs with a perforatior
crudely modelled, and well fired. clay, and well fired.
crudely modelled, and well fired. clay, and well fired.
occurrences of terracotta balls clay, and well fired.
occurrences of terracotta balls clay, and well fired.
occurrences of faience bangles
occurrences of faience bangles
occurrences of stone beads
occurrences of stone beads
occurrences of stone balls
occurrences of stone balls
Phase-VI, ie. layer 4. The iron objects include arrow- heads, points and slag.
Phase-VI, ie. layer 4. The iron objects include arrow- heads, points and slag.
occurrences of copper objects
occurrences of copper objects
Figure 181 Madina Pottery and terracotta discs from Phase-VIl and surface (ca. 1:1
Figure 181 Madina Pottery and terracotta discs from Phase-VIl and surface (ca. 1:1
Figure 182. Madina Faience object from Phase-! (ca. 1:1)
Figure 182. Madina Faience object from Phase-! (ca. 1:1)
Figure 183. Madina Stone objects from Phase-! (ca. 1:2)
Figure 183. Madina Stone objects from Phase-! (ca. 1:2)
Figure 184. Madina Faience and terracotta objects from Phase-ll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 184. Madina Faience and terracotta objects from Phase-ll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 187 Madina Terracotta objects from Phase-lll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 187 Madina Terracotta objects from Phase-lll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 189 Madina Terracotta objects from Phase-lV (ca. 1:1)
Figure 189 Madina Terracotta objects from Phase-lV (ca. 1:1)
Figure 191 Madina Faience, stone, copper and bone objects from Phase-V (ca. 1:1)
Figure 191 Madina Faience, stone, copper and bone objects from Phase-V (ca. 1:1)
Figure 192 Madina Iron object from Phase-VI (ca. 1:1)
Figure 192 Madina Iron object from Phase-VI (ca. 1:1)
Figure 193 Madina Terracotta seal from Phase-VIl (ca. 2:1)
Figure 193 Madina Terracotta seal from Phase-VIl (ca. 2:1)
Figure 194. Madina Terracotta objects, shell bead and stone ball from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:1
Figure 194. Madina Terracotta objects, shell bead and stone ball from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:1
Figure 195 Madina Stone objects from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2
Figure 195 Madina Stone objects from Phase-VIl (ca. 1:2
Figure 199 Madina Terracotta beads from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 199 Madina Terracotta beads from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 201 Madina Faience and terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 201 Madina Faience and terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 203. Madina Terracotta balls from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 203. Madina Terracotta balls from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 204. Madina Terracotta balls from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 204. Madina Terracotta balls from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 207. Madina Terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 207. Madina Terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 208 Madina Terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 208 Madina Terracotta objects from a pit of Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 211 Madina Terracotta and stone objects from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 211 Madina Terracotta and stone objects from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:1)
Figure 215 Madina Stone objects from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 215 Madina Stone objects from Phase-VIll (ca. 1:2)
Figure 220 Location map
Figure 220 Location map
Table 41. Archaeological sites in the jurisdiction of Madina village
Table 41. Archaeological sites in the jurisdiction of Madina village
Figure 221 The archaeological site of Madina
Figure 221 The archaeological site of Madina
Figure 222 Excavation being carried out at Madina
Figure 222 Excavation being carried out at Madina
Table 42 = Stratigraphic sequence at Madina (from Manmohan Kumar ef al. 2009)
Table 42 = Stratigraphic sequence at Madina (from Manmohan Kumar ef al. 2009)
Figure 223 Layer-wise distribution of unidentified bones at Madina
Figure 223 Layer-wise distribution of unidentified bones at Madina
Table 44. Madina: Summary of identification
Table 44. Madina: Summary of identification
% calculated w.r.t. n = 1726 Table 45 Bone modifications observed in layers 1-9 at Madina
% calculated w.r.t. n = 1726 Table 45 Bone modifications observed in layers 1-9 at Madina
% calculated w.r.t. n = 258 Table 46 Bone modifications observed inside features (unit codes 30-35) at Madina
% calculated w.r.t. n = 258 Table 46 Bone modifications observed inside features (unit codes 30-35) at Madina
Figure 225 Bone modifications observed at Madina
Figure 225 Bone modifications observed at Madina
Figure 226 Evidence of trampling and charring at Madina
Figure 226 Evidence of trampling and charring at Madina
Figure 228 Cut marks observed on some skeletal elements at Madina
Figure 228 Cut marks observed on some skeletal elements at Madina
Figure 229. =Mark of puncture due to carnivore tooth
Figure 229. =Mark of puncture due to carnivore tooth
Figure 231 —Layer-wise distribution of modified bones at Madina
Figure 231 —Layer-wise distribution of modified bones at Madina
Figure 240 Mandibles of gazelle
Figure 240 Mandibles of gazelle
Figure 241 Panther humerus
Figure 241 Panther humerus
Table 47. Animal taxa identified at Madina
Table 47. Animal taxa identified at Madina
Table 48 Madina: Number of identified specimens
Table 48 Madina: Number of identified specimens
able 49 Animal species identified at other PGW sites
able 49 Animal species identified at other PGW sites
Maximum proximal width Maximum distal width fable 52. Measurements of femur bones from Madina
Maximum proximal width Maximum distal width fable 52. Measurements of femur bones from Madina
Table 50 Measurements of humerus bones from Madina
Table 50 Measurements of humerus bones from Madina
Table 51 Measurements of radius bones from Madina
Table 51 Measurements of radius bones from Madina
GL: Maximum length; GLI: Lateral length; Bp: Maximum proximal width; Tp: Proximal thickness Bd: Maximum distal width Table 54 Madina: measurements of first phalanges
GL: Maximum length; GLI: Lateral length; Bp: Maximum proximal width; Tp: Proximal thickness Bd: Maximum distal width Table 54 Madina: measurements of first phalanges
Table 53 Measurements of tibia bones from Madina
Table 53 Measurements of tibia bones from Madina
Table 56 Madina: measurements of second phalanges
Table 56 Madina: measurements of second phalanges
Table 55 Madina: measurements of first phalanges
Table 55 Madina: measurements of first phalanges
Table 57. Madina: measurements of third phalanges
Table 57. Madina: measurements of third phalanges
fable 59 ~=Madina: measurements of calcaneum and centrotarsal bones Table 60 Madina: measurements of metacarpals
fable 59 ~=Madina: measurements of calcaneum and centrotarsal bones Table 60 Madina: measurements of metacarpals
Table 58 Madina: measurements of astragalus bones
Table 58 Madina: measurements of astragalus bones
Table 61 Madina: measurements of metatarsals Table 62 Measurements of Bos indicus maxillae from Madina
Table 61 Madina: measurements of metatarsals Table 62 Measurements of Bos indicus maxillae from Madina
Table 63 Measurements of Bos indicus maxillae from Madina
Table 63 Measurements of Bos indicus maxillae from Madina
Table 66 Measurements of Capra/Ovis maxillae from Madina
Table 66 Measurements of Capra/Ovis maxillae from Madina
Table 64 Measurements of maxillae from Madina Table 65 Measurements of maxillae from Madina
Table 64 Measurements of maxillae from Madina Table 65 Measurements of maxillae from Madina
Table 69 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles
Table 69 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles
Table 67 Measurements of Capra/Ovis maxillae from Madina Table 68 Measurements of maxillae from Madina
Table 67 Measurements of Capra/Ovis maxillae from Madina Table 68 Measurements of maxillae from Madina
Table 70 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles Table 71 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles
Table 70 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles Table 71 Madina: Measurements of Bos indicus mandibles
Table 72. Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 72. Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 73. Madina: Measurements of Ovis aries mandibles Table 74. Madina: Measurements of Capra hircus mandibles
Table 73. Madina: Measurements of Ovis aries mandibles Table 74. Madina: Measurements of Capra hircus mandibles
Table 75 Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles
Table 75 Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles
Table 76 Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles Table 77. Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles
Table 76 Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles Table 77. Madina: Measurements of Capra/Ovis mandibles
Table 78 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 78 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 79 Madina: Measurements of A. cervicapra mandibles Table 80 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 79 Madina: Measurements of A. cervicapra mandibles Table 80 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 81 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 81 Madina: Measurements of mandibles
Table 83. Madina: Measurements of isolated Mandibular teeth
Table 83. Madina: Measurements of isolated Mandibular teeth
able 82. Madina: Measurements of isolated maxillary teeth
able 82. Madina: Measurements of isolated maxillary teeth
Figure 244 OURSTEX 100FA-IV
Figure 244 OURSTEX 100FA-IV
Figure 259 Distribution map of Late Harappan and PGW sites in Haryana
Figure 259 Distribution map of Late Harappan and PGW sites in Haryana

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