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Daimabad is a
deserted village and
archaeological site on the left bank of the
Pravara River, a
tributary of the
Godavari River in
Shrirampur taluka in...
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reflects a
chiefdom level of
social organization. The
largest settlement was
Daimabad,
which had a mud
fortification during this period, as well as an elliptical...
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throughout the state. The
largest settlement discovered of the
culture is at
Daimabad,
which had a mud
fortification during this period, as well as an elliptical...
- hypothesis. The area of the late
Harappan period consisted of the
areas of the
Daimabad, Maharashtra, and
Badakshan regions of Afghanistan. The area
covered by...
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processions to
carry images of a deity. The
Indus Valley Civilization sites of
Daimabad and
Harappa in the
Indian subcontinent,
there is
evidence for the use of...
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organisation of the
Indus Valley tradition" (PDF). Dhavalikar, M.K. (1993). "35.
Daimabad Bronzes" (PDF). In Possehl,
Gregory L. (ed.).
Harappan civilization: a...
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Daimabad in Maharashtra, India. The
largest Late
Harappan sites are
Kudwala in
Cholistan in Punjab, Bet
Dwarka in Gujarat, and
Daimabad in Maharashtra...
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southernmost limits of
Indus Valley Civilisation, the
other one
being Daimabad which is
located further south.
Period I – Late
Harappan and Post Harappan...
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discovery frequently questioned,
today few
voice doubts about the four
Daimabad copper finds. The
different ****emblages are
known mostly by only their...
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cultivation at Lal Quila, Sanghol, Inamgaon, Nevasa, Hulas, Senuwar, and
Daimabad date from
between 1750 and 1500 BCE. By the Iron Age,
cultivation had spread...
