The …………. Ware culture is identified by its distinctive pottery.

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• The ……………. have identified two phases of NBP culture, the first being the formative one and the second being the mature one.
• Black and Red Ware (BRW) have been found at ……… in between OCP and PGW levels during the excavations conducted in the early 1960’s.
• In Alangirpur and Hasthinapuri, …………. is found associated with PGW, the characteristic feature of Black and Red Ware is the black colour inside and near the rim on the outside and over the rest of the body red colour.
• The first NBP Ware was discovered from …………….. in 1930.
• The ……………… culture was essentially an urban culture.
• The culture in which huge stone slabes were used encircle burial places was called the ……………… culture.
• A glorious civilization flourished in the valley of the river Indus and its neighbouring regions prior to the rise of the Chalcolithic Age.This civilization known as the …………. culture.
• There was a male god with three faces in Yogic pose surrounded by four animals depicted on the ………….. seals. It is identified as the pre-historic Siva or Pasupati.
• Harappan Culture spread over various parts of Northern and Central India like Rupar and Bara in the east Punjab, Alamgirpur near Meerut in U.P. and Ragpur and Lothal in …………….
• Sir John Marshall has assigned …………… culture to the period 3150- 2750 B.C.