Work by an Indian cryptographer on the still-undeciphered Indus Valley script suggests Sanskrit may have been the root ...

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 ...

MK Stalin, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, announced a $1 million reward in January for anyone who can successfully decode ...

But what we know about the Indus civilization is limited compared with the wealth ... That is largely because of the undeciphered script, which was found on artifacts such as pottery and stone seals.

The Indus Valley Civilisation (IVC), also called the Indus Civilisation, was a significant Bronze Age civilisation that flourished in the northwestern regions of South Asia. It thrived between c. 7000 ...

Pottery has deep history in the Kathmandu Valley civilisation, the clay soil of the former lake bed perfectly suited for terracotta ware, bricks and tiles. It is a livelihood that builds on heritage, ...

Dating from 3699-3792 B.C. known as Padri Culture or Early Harappan period a part of Sorath Harappan, Indus Valley culture. Among the various types of pottery discovered in Harappan sites ...

While inaugurating the three-day International Conference on the centenary of the discovery of the Indus Valley Civilisation ... Heaps of pottery unearthed here suggested the existence of a ...

The display, formally opened by Provincial Education Minister Pyarali Allana, included pieces of pottery, metal ware ... an 11-year-old research project on Indus script conducted by a team ...