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Microbeads

Ancient Indus Valley civilization microbeads (less than 1 centimeter in diameter).

Ravi phase microdebitage

  • Ravi phase microdebitage

After wet screening, the Ravi phase microdebitage, larger flakes, broken drills, and even microbeads are sorted according to type of artifact and kind and color of stone. >

Ravi phase steatite microbeads

  • Ravi phase steatite microbeads

Tiny steatite microbeads (less than 1mm in diameter) such as those seen here were probably perforated with a sharpened copper wire, while stone drills with larger tips were used for carnelian, lapis, and amazonite beads. >

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