Daimabad, located on the Pravara River in Maharashtra, is a Late Harappan and Chalcolithic site famous for a hoard of bronze objects, most notably the finely metal-cast bronze figures such as the Chariot, Buffalo, Elephant and Rhinoceros.

These bronze artefacts are considered outstanding examples of early Indian metal-casting using the lost-wax technique.

Inamgaon and Chandoli are also Chalcolithic sites of Maharashtra but are known chiefly for pottery and settlement remains rather than metal-cast sculptures.

Hence, the site that yielded excellent metal-cast sculptures is Daimabad.