With reference to the peripheral Late Harappan interactions inside Western India, the spectacular Daimabad bronze hoard discovered in 1974 is distinct from classic Indus arts due to which physical characteristic?

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The Daimabad bronze cache (including a chariot driven by a man, a rhinoceros, an elephant, and a buffalo) represents a distinct metallurgical variation. While core Indus artisans carefully optimized metal volume using hollow lost-wax casting, the Daimabad pieces are extraordinarily dense, solid bronze entities, showing immense raw metal deployment during the post-urban transition.

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