Indian Antiquary Vol 34

SR No.: 032526
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 548
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 18 MB

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Antiquities of the Copper Age, India.
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Serial Number.
Looality.
Lat, and Long.
Contents of Find,
Museum where preserved.
Remarks
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Rajpur, in Chand- 29° 8' N.; 78 16 objects, namely, 9 flat Provincial Museuin, Lucknow ... Now figured for the first time. pur P. S., Bijnor 13 50"
E c elts, 1 long bar-celt, District, U. P.
6 barbed spear. or har
poon-heads. Mathura ... .. 27° 30 N.; 77° 1 copper flat celt; and it Not known ... ... ... Cunningham, Archæol. S. Reports, is said that harpoon- or
III. p. 16, Plate II.; Prinsep spear-heads were found.
quoted in Proo. Soc. Ant.
Scotland, 1870. Mainpuri ... ... 27° 14' N.; 792 flat celts; 1 barbed har Indian Museum, Calcutta ... Proo. A. S. B. 1868, pp. 251, 262; 3 E. S poon-head, 1 set of
Anderson, Catalogue, II. 403; rings.
now figured for first time. Farrukhabad (Fath-27° 23' N.; 790 13 swords, 1 human Indian Museum, Calcutta ... As. Res. Vol. VII. 1882, p. 624; garh).
36' E. figure.
Anderson, Catalogue, II. 405;
now figured for first time. Niorai, Itwa Dis- About 26° 401 harpoon-head, and Royal Society of N. Antiquaries, Proo. Soc. Ant. Sootland, 1870, trict. N.; 790 E. 1 'sword' with project- Copenhagen.
pp. 293, 300; ibid. 1874, pp. 690, ing hook on one side of
694, referring to Report of Roy. the tang.
Soc. N. Antiquaries, Copenhagen, 1838-39; Anderson, Catalogue, II. 396; Read, Guide to the Antiqui
ties of the Bronze Age, p. 68. Bithur, Cawnpore 26° 87 N.; 80° 2 flat celts, 3 harpoon-Indian Museum, Calcutta ; 4s. Res. Vol. XIV., 1822, App.III., District.
19 E. heads. Provincial Museum, Lucknow. p. 3; Anderson, Catalogue, II.
395; now figured for first time.
THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY.
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Kôgam, Allahabad About 250 20 1 flat celt District.
N.; 81° 30 E.
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... British Museum...
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... Not previously published.
[OCTOBER, 1905.