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West Coast POTTERY Forest Green Vase $22.50

UNIQUE WEST COAST POTTERY CALIF #466 GRAPE DESIGN SHADED GREY~13 1/4″ VASE L@@K $4.95

Vin 40′s Mid Century MODERN Cornucopia Vase WEST COAST Pottery California #210 $19.99

Vintage West COAST Pottery Cornucopia VASE $21.99

WEST COAST DESIGN Pottery Vase VANCOUVER CANADA $14.99

West Coast Pottery California CANDLE Salt Pepper Shaker $35.00

West Coast Pottery California Plant Tray Smoke Blue Kitschy Kitchen Garden Vtg $24.99

Vintage West Coast Pottery Leaf Shaped Dish #202 FREE SHIPPING $39.95

West Coast Pottery Decorative Leaf Bowl and matching Candle Holders $18.99

VINTAGE WEST COAST ART POTTERY 460 PLANTER Flower Vase $16.99

West Coast Pottery 9″ Vase 430 $89.99

Vtge. Pair of West Coast Pottery Sky Blue Candleholders $16.99

West Coast California Pottery 6 1/2″ Pitcher EUC $15.95

Vintage 1940′s Art Deco Basket Vase WEST COAST POTTERY #209 9-1/4 inch Marked $69.99

West Coast California Pottery Vintage Modern Green Bowl $150.00

Vintage West Coast Pottery Art Deco Vase – Style #942 CALIF – Mint! $0.99

Vintage West Coast California Pottery Pitcher $15.99

West Coast Pottery California Art Deco Bowl $20.00

Vintage West Coast Pottery Large Grape with Leaves Bowl – 468 $13.50

GREEN WEST COAST POTTERY CENTERPIECE Dish Bowl 617 $24.00

Vintage 4 Piece Console Set…Green w/Bird…West Coast Pottery…California $12.99

West Coast Pottery Vase #904 – Vintage $89.00

West Coast Pottery Calif #466 14″ Grape Motif Vase $59.99

Vintage WEST COAST POTTERY 493 LEAF Bowl Tray Dish NR $22.46

Great WEST COAST POTTERY California TRAY Handpainted UNDERSEA SCENE Animated $499.99

D3 West Coast Pottery Pink Blue Mottled Glaze Tall Vase $17.50

Pr West Coast California Pottery Bow Candleholders $25.00

West Coast Pottery 425 California Pottery Burbank 40′s Leaf Candy Flower Dish $23.00

WEST COAST POTTERY 9″ VASE #430 EXCELLENT $25.00

Vintage West Coast Art Pottery – Matte Green Bird Ceramic – 16 Hole Flower Frog $129.99

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do you believe it? i’m hesitant?

Posted on 01/16/2002 5:18:59 AM PST by blam

Lost civilisation from 7,500 BC discovered off Indian coast

Archaeologists have found a civilisation dating back to 7,500 BC off India’s western coast.

The find is 5,000 years older than any previously unearthed civilisation in the subcontinent.

Researchers uncovered pottery, beads, sculptures, a fossilised jaw bone and human teeth at the Gulf of Cambay site.(DNA tests?)

Previously, the oldest known civilisations were the Harrapan and Indus Valley communities – which date from around 2,500BC.

Murli Manohar Joshi, minister for human resources and ocean development, told The Times of India: “The findings buried 40 metres below the sea reveal some sort of human civilisation, a courtyard, staircase, a bathroom or a temple.”

Researchers used carbon-dating techniques. The find was made by the Indian ocean development and archaeology institutes.
Story filed: 12:43 Wednesday 16th January 2002

google dwarka for more info

Based on the reports available from the National Institute of Oceanography, India and the Archaeological Survey of India, both of which postdate the article you’ve provided here, I suspect the 2002 article is mistaken. It’s entirely possible that someone misread a press release or that the PR guy, Murli Manohar Joshi hadn’t the faintest idea what he was talking about.
The reports available from the professionals involved in the excavations all indicate that what they’ve found dates no earlier than around 1700 BC, roughly contemporary with the Late Harrapan period. Those dates are based not only on radiocarbon dating (which is a bit more reliable than some of the previous posters seem to think) but also on the artifacts themselves. That in they fit in with the already established chronology of the area and some of the artifacts clearly come from Harrapa. So, a little bit of fuss over nothing.
It’s not uncommon for either news agencies to get things wrong or PR people who aren’t really familiar with the material to misspeak when talking to the press.

Tom Wallick on Crystalline Pottery