The Indian state of Tamil Nadu is offering a $1 million bounty to experts who can successfully interpret the Indus Valley ...

What can we now know about this lost world, the civilisation of the Indus Valley? The story begins with a small carved stone, used as a seal to stamp wet clay. "You could really say that that's ...

It was very hot in the Indus Valley so people ... of stone with writing carved into them. At first they were confused, but then they realised these stones were seals. Over 3,500 have now been ...

This was Bronze Age Trading network that peaked. The oldest seals depicting ahimsa (non-violence) are found in the Harappan cities of the Indus Valley (2500 BCE to 1900 BCE). These are the M-478B seal ...

The total research base is around 4,000 inscribed or stamped artifacts of pottery, sandstone, and copper, consisting of ...

Deciphering the Indus script will reveal whether the Indus seals were the earliest form of currency. “However, these seals were made and used for multiple purposes including economic activities ...

Sundar of the Roja Muthiah Research Library in providing images of the Indus seals. We thank Harappa.com for their kind permission to use an image of the Indus seal in this paper. We record our ...

He pointed out cultural connections, such as a seal from the Indus Valley depicting a man embracing a bull — an act mirrored in ancient Tamil literature and the practice of jallikattu.