Spanning 3300 B.C.E. to 1300 B.C.E, the Indus Valley civilization represents one of the area’s earliest societies, flourishing the fertile plains of the Indus River.

If the Indus writing is related to Sanskrit, they argue, this proves that Aryans are the indigenous people of India the popular philosophy of Hindu supremacy claims.

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.

The Indus script is the earliest form of writing on the Indian subcontinent, with some inscriptions dating from the early Harappan phase, before 2700 BCE.

Indus Valley writing used at least 400 picture-signs - they were not letters like in our alphabet. But the longest bit of writing found has only 26 characters.

The country's government has announced that it is offering a whopping $1 million prize to anyone who can crack the mysterious Indus Valley script.

An Indian leader offers a $1m prize for deciphering the Indus script, ... Ms Yadav and co-researchers found 67 signs that account for 80% of the writing on the script.

The Indus writing on the seals is generally carved above the body and occasionally above the horn's tip. Since all seals are carved in reverse, ...

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The Indus civilisation had a volumetric system with inscriptions on ceramic vessels (glazed pots from Harappa) indicating that the sign ‘V’ stood for a measure, a long linear stroke equalled ...