Indus Valley traders did not use money ... At first they were confused, but then they realised these stones were seals. Over 3,500 have now been found! If you pressed the seal into soft clay ...

Of course, it is impossible to write about the Indus Valley Civilization without also writing about its famous seals. These soapstone seals are a little over one-inch square and engraved with an ...

Yadav pointed to seals found in West Asia, far from the Indus Valley; while they used the same Indus signs, they followed entirely different patterns, suggesting the script may have evolved to be ...

Among the thousands of seals belonging to the Indus Valley civilisation, the Pasupathi seal continues to generate debate among scholars. On display at the National Museum in New Delhi, where it ...

Yoga, a cornerstone of Sanatana Dharma, finds its earliest visual representations in the Indus Valley. Seals and figurines depicting people in meditative or yogic postures suggest that practices ...

Archaeological findings, like Indus Valley seals in Egyptian tombs, point to a trade and exchange of ideas. The sea routes along the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea enabled not only trade but also ...

Much of the early search for a lost Indus Valley language centred on the seals that were found when the old cities were excavated by archaeologists. These were small reliefs, many of which depict ...