In Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra.
Multiple periods:
Late Harappan:
Daimabad culture:
About Navdatoli:
Habitation Features:
Pottery:
Subsistence and Tools:
In Ujjain district, Madhya Pradesh:
Time Period: Chalcolithic and Late Harappan era.
Habitation:
Subsistence Pattern:
Trade Links: Established trade connections with the Harappan civilization.
Historical Significance:
Archaeological Features:
Decline:
Modern-day Lothal:
Artifacts Found:
Plant Remains:
Houses:
Pottery:
Graffiti and Script:
Tools:
In Gujarat:
In Kutch district, Gujarat:
In Sindh, Pakistan:
Mohenjo-Daro:
In Bhiwani district, Haryana:
Burials:
Grave Goods:
Location:
Period:
In the Neolithic,Chalcolithic,and Harappan period, various artifacts such as painted pottery depicting scared fig leaves and tiger-like animals, as well as items like hump bulls, human figurines, shaft hole axes, and terracotta drains were discovered.
During the Harappan period,
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