<h4>Recent Excavation Findings: A Globular Pot</h4><p>A significant discovery was made during a <strong>recent archaeological excavation</strong>, providing valuable insights into the material culture of the site.</p><p>The excavation successfully unearthed a distinct <strong>globular pot</strong>, a type of ceramic vessel commonly found across various historical periods.</p><div class='info-box'><p>The pot measures <strong>16.7 cm in diameter</strong> and stands <strong>15 cm in height</strong>, indicating its specific dimensions and potential utility.</p></div><h4>Depth and Location of Discovery</h4><p>The artifact was discovered at a precise depth of <strong>40 cm from the ground level</strong>, suggesting its position within the archaeological strata.</p><p>Crucially, the pot was located in the <strong>southernmost monastic cell</strong> of the excavated complex.</p><div class='key-point-box'><p>This specific context – a <strong>monastic cell</strong> – is vital for interpreting the pot's function, which could range from daily use by monks to ritualistic purposes.</p></div><div class='exam-tip-box'><p>For UPSC, understanding the <strong>exact location</strong> and <strong>depth of discovery</strong> of an artifact is key to inferring its age, cultural context, and societal relevance. This detail helps in reconstructing past life patterns.</p></div>