The excavations at Keeladi, where scientific findings revealed the date of the Tamil Brahmi script to be 600BC, would have been expected to create an interest around the ancient script.

Tamil-Brahmi script dates back to third century BCE to first century CE. It is a variant of the Brahmi script and was used to create ancient inscriptions.

A potsherd with a Tamil Brahmi script, ‘Mththi’, in three letters, considered a rare finding, was found in the Vadakkupattu archaeological site, near Oragadam in Kancheepuram district where ...

The government of Tamil Nadu has announced a $1 million reward for anyone who can successfully decipher the cryptic script of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization (IVC). Chief Minister M.K. Stalin ...

The Indus Valley Civilization's script remains undeciphered despite scholarly efforts and modern AI attempts. Tamil Nadu's ...

Keeladi is not simply about pottery shards and drainage systems; it is about who gets to shape the story of India, writes .

A rubble masonry wall measuring 25 metre, Tamil-Brahmi script with the name “Camban” inscribed on a russet coated ware, and a brick structure were found during the Kodumanal excavation at ...

Officials Are Offering $1 Million to Anyone Who Can Decode This Ancient Script The enigmatic Indus Valley civilization left behind a script that today’s historians haven’t yet deciphered.

Raamesh Gowri Raghavan first encountered the Brahmi script back in the 1990s. “These were Ashokan inscriptions,” says the Mumbai-based writer, epigraphist, digital marketer and scientist ...

Tamil Brahmi inscriptions also had been found in the Anuradhapura period in parallel to Sinhala Brahmi. PallavaGrantha and East Asian Scripts. Sinhala script began evolving from Brahmi from 1 CE ...