Volume
17, Number 2
Winter 1975
Special Issue: India and Pakistan
Cover: Pottery motifs. The top is a typical Londo Ware design (c. 1st millennium AD). The second register of interlocking stick figures is a motif common on Jorwe Pottery (1400-1100 BC) as found at Inamgaon. The third register of peacocks and a pipal tree bordered by intersecting circles is associated with the mature Harappan (2300-1700 BC) as found at Mohenjo-daro. Pre-Harappan designs (2800-2300 BC) from Kalibangan form the lowerst register.
Features Origins
of Bronze Age Cultures in the Indus Basin--A Geographic Perspective Kalibangan--A
Harappan Metropolis Beyond the Indus Valley The
Chronology of Gabarbands and Palas in Western South Asia |
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