and extensive trade routes. Perhaps more importantly, it might help answer fundamental questions about who the Indus Valley people and their descendants were – a politically fraught debate about ...

We have not been able to clearly understand the writing system of the once flourishing Indus Valley,' he said ... discoveries suggest that trade routes between Mesopotamia and the Indus were ...

Each settlement sought to support and maintain the larger urban centres, growing along major trade routes. Five large cities identified as the major urban centers of the Indus Valley civilization ...

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 ...

Prasun Chaudhuri spoke to her about her work on the Indus Valley Civilisation script and symbols ... The Indus elite had controlled trade by building fortified cities with narrow gateways and a system ...

Writing disappeared, inter-regional trade declined. – Continuation of some crafts and pottery traditions. The term Indus Valley Civilisation was coined by Sir John Marshall, who was the first ...

On January 5, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced a $1-million prize for experts or organisations in the event of their success in deciphering the scripts of the Indus Valley ...