Deciphering the Indus Script If we know relatively little about the Indus Valley Civilization, this is in part because the Indus script, like Minoan Linear A, remains undeciphered.

Pakistani archaeologists have discovered a rare Indus Valley civilization-era seal in steatite dating back to 2,500-2,000 BC from the Cholistan area of Punjab province. Masih said the discovery ...

Deciphering the Indus script could reveal if Indus seals were the first currency. These seals, diversified in their uses, might have economic significance and depicted guilds or clans. Interaction ...

Lahore, Feb 7: Pakistani archaeologists have discovered a rare Indus Valley civilisation-era seal in steatite dating back to 2,500-2,000 BC from the Cholistan area of Punjab province.The seal ...

This seal was found in the 1870s and led to the discovery of an ancient civilisation in the Indus Valley. It was probably used to close documents and mark packages of goods.

Libby Purves meets actor Brian Cox and singer June Tabor. Coming up at: 21:58 Weather View full schedule Indus seal (made 4,000 - 4,500 years ago). Stone stamp found in the Indus Valley, Pakistan ...

Bahata Ansumali Mukhopadhyay, a software engineer who has for many years now been researching on Indus Valley script and symbols, believes that the inscribed stamp-seals were primarily used for ...

We only know a little about what it was like to be a child growing up in the Indus Valley cities. We don't know how many children went to school. A scribe would teach some children how to read and ...

After the demise of the Indus Valley Civilization, writing would not reappear in the subcontinent for another millennium. Thousands of inscriptions have been found, mostly on seals, impressions of ...

Indus Valley traders did not use money, so they probably exchanged goods. They might swap two sacks of wheat for one basket of minerals. Trade was very important in the Indus Valley.