Daulatpur is another important archaeological site, situated on Thanesar-Ladwa road near Pipli crossing, where excavation have revealed a relationship between the late phase of the Harappan and Painted Grey Ware cultures. The structural activity of the period I is represented by walls of baked and half-baked bricks, osern, and mud cornbias.The antiquities of the period include: bangles, chisels, fishhook of copper, wheeled bird and animal figurines, beads, bangles and balls in terra-cotta: few steatite disc beads: bone points, shell bangles, etc. Period II is represented by three structural phases which yielded the Painted Grey Ware, coarse grey and red nd black slipped wares. Noteworthy finds include: terra-cotta humped bull figurine:vase-shape edaveousm ear-studs, discs, toy cartwheels and a piece of bone bangle. Period III yielded interesting terra-cotta sealings including a Yaudheya seal bearing a legend in Brahmi character and a bull figure. animal gurines, Besides, Painted Grey Ware has also been found from villages Jorasi Khurd,Morthali, Teora and Urnai.

Excavations - Since Independence - Haryana

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