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🇮🇳 India · Tell

Ojiyana — Banas Mound Hamlet

Chalcolithic Ahar (3000–1500 BCE) · Ahar culture

Ojiyana — Banas Mound Hamlet in Rajasthan, India is a Chalcolithic Ahar (3000–1500 BCE) tell attributed to Ahar culture. Small Ahar mound 3 m with white-painted Ahar pottery and microliths.