Question

Write a short note on rituals and cultures of inamgaon.

Answer 1

The moderate day Inamgaon is on developing verge. Farming and Allied business are prime income source for Inamgaon. The Ghod Riveris being conducive for the cultural and social buildings. Inamgaon have been allotted with two Reservoirs & Small Dams for water storage projects by Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority. TheseReservoirs & Small Dams for water storagehelps to store water and ease the water availability. The settlement have all types of Preschool, Primary school & Secondary school . The New English School Inamgaon. is secondary school. Inamgaon farmers have the capital shares in two different cooperative Sugar factory. The Shrigonda Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana and Ghodganga Sugar Factory. The industrial establishments are closer and are conducive for the villagers employment. Inamgaon is catered by Petrol station and Social gathering hall. The settlement is being served by various National banks, however only Pune District Central Cooperative Bankscores the presence. The united capital shares of villagers and Pune District Central Cooperative Bank support have established Cooperative society, which, indeed contributes to needy farmers to have monitory support when requires. This Cooperative society governing body is formed by elective people by the villagers.

Answer 2

"Inamgaon was a village of agrarian style which existed in post Harappan world, and was occupied from 1,800 to 1,000 BC. Their existence at this site can be divided into 3 categories; Phase 1 (1,800 to 1,400 BC), Phase 2 (1,400 to 1,000 BC) and Phase 3 (1,000 to 700 BC).

In Phase 1, the house structures were generally rectangular in shape along with storage facilities which indicated high concentration on farming and economic prosperity in general. The predominant pottery style that prevailed in this era was Malwa Ware, which was a Black imprint on Red Clay Pots. And also in this period the people were not in the practice of burying their dead who were adults. Only dead children were buried in urns.

In Phase 2, the house structure continued to be rectangular and almost no round shaped houses can be found. This time indicates high efficiency in agriculture due to the presence of storage units in all houses from this period. The pottery style also indicates peak economic stability due to the advent of Jorwe ware that utilized a finer class of fabric on the pots. This period did witness the advent of Adult Burial.

In Phase 3, nearly all residential dwellings were round shaped indicating great economic distress. The pottery from this period is also quite coarse as compared to the earlier periods. The most significant change however was the high number of burials that are from Phase 3, which can be attributed to som sort of widespread disease.

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