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The fire altar, with a yasti made of an octagonal brick.
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Dr. Sanjay Kumar Manjul.
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Excavation at the site
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A variety of beads found at the site, which yielded evidence of industrial activity to make beads from semi-precious stones such as lapis lazuli, carnelian, faience, agate and steatite.
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Ceramics, includinga painted pot with a handle, another rarity.
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A seal made of steatite stone found in one of the trenches in 4MSR. It is a sure sign that the site belongs to the Mature Harappan phase. The seal has the carving of a unicorn standing in front of an incense burner and five Harappan characters on the top part.
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The impression of a seal on clay, indicating that tax had been paid on goods. This confirms that the site had trade with other Harappan settlement.