They come from all sorts of people around ... “If we decipher the script, it will open a window into the lives and ideology of Indus people. We will get to know a lot of things about our ...

and archaeologists-are futilely trying to decipher the Indus script. There are lots of theories stating it to be connected with early Brahmi scripts, Dravidian and Indo-Aryan languages, Sumerian, etc; ...

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

Archaeologists still don't have a deep understanding of the rules and beliefs of the society, and its thought cracking the mysteries of the Indus Valley Script in which messages written on ...

He said that evidence so far collected convinced him … that the Indus script was Dravidian. Further research will continue not only by him … but by others all over the world, he said.

But not all traffic symbols can be decoded without the help of a manual. Likewise, you would need a dictionary or an Indus document that has the same meanings written in the Indus script, and a known ...

Belonging to the Indus Valley Civilisation, the script remains one of history's biggest ... Indus symbols might not represent a language at all, but rather a set of non-linguistic signs like ...

Unlike all these cases, however, no bilingual or trilingual has been found for the Indus script. Indus inscriptions were never conveniently accompanied by another identical message in a known script!