This is a triangular Neolithic Celt. It has grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a sharp cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt-end of the artifacts is pointed and the cross section is oval in shape.
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This is a Neolithic artifact having grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear shoulder and a rounded cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt-end is circular or rounded and the cross section is oval in shape.
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This is a triangular Neolithic artifact having grounded surface on both sides with curvilinear cutting edge. The Neolithic Celt is made by grinding and polishing technique. Butt-end is pointed and the cross section is oval in shape.
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It is a square shaped terracotta plaque having two human figures in fighting position.
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It is an architectural member or part of the door jamb, particularly the lintel part. This resembles the early medieval architectural remains of other sites of the Brahmaputra valley.
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It is an architectural member or part of the door jamb, particularly the lintel part. This resembles the early medieval architectural remains of other sites of the Brahmaputra valley.
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A muzzle is an agricultural object that is placed over the snout of a cow or buffalo to keep them away from eating the paddy or otherwise opening mouth. It is particularly used to cover the mouth of cows during the process of threshing. It is tied to their mouth to prevent them from eating the crops laid in front of them. Bamboo strips are woven to form the shape of a semi-sphere to fit the nose and mouth of a cow or buffalo.
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A plough, drawn by oxen and buffalo, is used for tillage which softens the soil for paddy cultivation. It is made of wood basically from saal tree. Different parts of the nangal are a ploughshare, a body, a handle and a beam. The share is made of iron bar and fixed with the body. It is to turn the soil before sowing seed or planting.
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