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The leading ancient Indus civilization (3500-1700 BCE) website since 1995.

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Aug 25
An Upper Paleolithic Shrine in India? An article by Jonathan Mark Kenoyer, J. Desmond Clark, J.N. Pal and G.R. Sharma. Although some have their doubts about religious interpretations for what they call "esoteric archaeological finds,' nevertheless it is stated in this article
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Aug 20
An exclusive interview with Dr. Asko Parpola. Asko Parpola, Professor Emeritus of Indology at the University of Helsinki, is the leading scholar of the ancient Indus script. He came to it as a Sanskritist — his doctorate was on the Sāmaveda, and he has spent a lifetime editing
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Aug 18
Current Research in Indus Archaeology is an important publication by the South Asia Research Group at Kansai University in Japan that includes detailed essays covering a general picture of Indus research today (by Akinori Uesugi), Indus civilization in the Ghaggar Basin (Vivek
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Aug 15
An Ancient Indus Script Concordance and Tamil Potsherds, Now Online and Free. For nearly fifty years one the more useful object in Indus script studies has been a book almost nobody could get hold of: Iravatham Mahadevan's The Indus Script: Texts, Concordance and Tables (1977,
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Aug 10
Seal with Two-Horned Zebu Bull from Chanhu-darho. "At their best, it would be no exaggeration to describe them as little masterpieces of controlled realism, with a monumental strength in one sense out of all proportion to their size and in another entirely related to it," wrote