for the first time, revealed the plan of a house on the Ganga-Yamuna doab, with

its mud walls, four seccessive flour levels and post-holes.

While these were found in the habitation area, trenches laid in the buri
al area brought to light 21 Harappan pots, the rend a miniature pot last August.
The ASI excavated five trenches in the habitation locality and three in the bur
ial area. Mr. Pandey estimated that the late-Harapan site could have existed bef
ore 4,000 years.
The excavation in the residential area revealed a mud wall and post-hole
s in one trench and four closely laid and successive floors of a house in anothe
r trench and pots. They were found at a depth of 130 cm and upwards from the sur
face level. The posts positioned in the holes would have supported the roof of t
he house. "The habitation area is significant for the floor levels and mud walls
were occurring in the Ganga-Yamuna doab for the first time," Mr. Pandey said.