are rough clay figurines of zebu bulls and women. The women figurines are again highly stylized but show elaborate hair styles and many personal ornaments, such as necklaces and bangles. The bull figures are often painted. There were also found clay carts for the bulls. At Mehi were found several decorated chlorite vessels, imported from Tepe Yahya and attesting trade contacts with the Eastern Iran. Copper and bronze was known. See also Indus Valley civilization Gedrosia Nindowari Bibliography Possehl, Gregory L. (1986) Kulli: An exploration of ancient civilization in South Asia. Carolina Academic Press, Durham, North Carolina. Stuart Piggott: Prehistoric India to 1000 B. C., Harmondsworth 1961 (3rd reprint), 98-114 References External links and references 2005 article by Feiyan Zhou Kulli culture as trading partners of the Indus Valley civilization on the Kulli culture on Harappa.com (essay no. 6) Archaeological cultures of South Asia Bronze Age cultures of Asia Archaeological cultures in Pakistan History of Balochistan Indus Valley civilisation sites