INAMGAON: A Tale from History
By Urja Srivastava, Grade VIII, Ekya JP Nagar
There was once a village
which was very well privileged
Located in the Brahmagiri valley
It had quite a few alleys
Settlements were formed along
The banks of Ghod river
People used stone tools
Which were much bigger
They wore ornaments made of copper,
Lovely pots were made by potters
Many crops were grown in the fields
Barley, wheat, peas and beans
The age-old seals have revealed
(along with grinding stones and potters’ wheels)
The ultimate mystery
Of Indian Chalcolithic History
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