Decipherment of Indus Script: New LightPresentation of the thesis, based on a study of the seals found in Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, that the language of the Indus Valley civilization is a dialect of the Indo-European group. |
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accepted ancient Aryan migration assign assuming sign Brahmanas Brahmi Alphabet Brahmi Scripts C. J. Gadd compound letter consider CVII CVIII Seal direction of writing Dravidian Egyptian engravers favour Harappa Hence Heras hieroglyphs Hittite Hrozny Indian Indo-Aryan Language Indus civilization Indus script Indus Valley inscriptions interpretation of Seals Jacobi K. N. Dikshit Kavyatirtha reads Kshatriyas Kumara kuririn Maxmuller MIC CIX Seal MIC CVI MIC CVIII MIC plate CVI MIC Sign millennium B. C. Mohenjodaro na/n non-Aryan opines opinion origin Pali Proper philological phonetic value plate CIX plate CVI Seal plate CVIII Pre-Aryans presumption Problem Prof pronunciation proper names found Putra ra/r race Rigveda Rosetta stone S. K. Roy Sankarananda Sanskrit languages scholars Seal 30 Seal 42 Seal 75 sign list sign list Authority sign Manual sound Sumerian syllabic theory three signs Tilok tion Vaisyas valuation variations Vats Vedas Vedic vide seal vowel Waddell word Yudhisthira
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| Title | Decipherment of Indus Script: New Light Indian Publications monograph series |
| Author | Bankabehari Chakravorti |
| Publisher | Indian Publications, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 May 2006 |
| Length | 56 pages |
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