Karnataka (fifteenth century) show what be attempted. In t ne of the three e: embankments was ick at the base and 3 es.’ The Grand ong, up to 18 metres irrigation canals fiom the Kav Cholas (eleventh century) or a ‘Much of India’s irrigation was, TECHNOLOGY cart drawn by two camcame into general use for threshing by the tenth c could also have been used to bow-scutch was trans! venth century and reijure from there of The stirrup is universal, but of leather and wood, and only rarely 4” The iron-stirrup seems, on the other hand, to have .rsal use in the cavalry of the Islamic world from Sultans’ armies from the there were no “farriers’ in working life of the shortened." However, by Mar ipture (Karnataka) does begin to depii yee Chapter 2.2)