Some secular interpreters have also sided with this view, interpreting the “proto-Saivite” symbolism in the seals as an indication of a pre-Vedic religion. “Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s ...

the Indus civilisation's script remains unreadable. The script, found on pottery and stone seals, is composed of short sequences - most containing only four to five symbols. This limited dataset ...

Many of those Indus relics are very small, often stone seals measuring one square inch – meaning the script on them is short, most sequences containing only four or five symbols. Crucially ...

Development of large cities with uniform bricks, weights, seals, and pottery ... terracotta figurines, pottery with Indus script, copper bullock cart, limestone weights, cemetery burials ...

published an article in Nature describing the seals as “formalised data carriers”, but not in a phonetic script. Mukhopadhyay’s engagement with the Indus Valley seals began in 2014 ...

Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions on excavated potsherds have also shifted the Tamili script’s known history ... It all goes back to the Indus Valley Civilisation. Stalin has never let go of any ...

The 1921 ASI report on Harappa documented findings from the site including structural remains, Harappan seals, pottery ... highlighting the absence of the Indus script in the Vedas.

and its thought cracking the mysteries of the Indus Valley Script in which messages written on enigmatic seals written could hold the key. In a bid to finally get some answers, Muthuvel ...

For instance, the Sumerian script used an arrow symbol to signify the concept of “life”. This is because in Sumerian language both arrow and life were pronounced “ti”. Since the Indus fish sign ...