A Rosetta Stone for the Indus script - Rajesh Rao

[@knightcrooked]

Yajna Devam’s methods seems promising and scientific. As per his decryption algorithm’s results Brahmi seems to be just a standardization of Indus Script itself.

[@RSivaSanjayChannel]

I want to hear the news *"FINALLY THE LEGENDARY INDUS SCRIPT DECIPHERED!!!"* BEfore i meet my death

[@ragufromgermany]

Here it is: It Belongs to Tamils. I watched a youtube channel sangatamizhanTV a tamil channel but showing every proofs. Archaeological sites in Tamil nadu search the web well. You would get the answer

[@RSivaSanjayChannel]

@@ragufromgermany sorry i didn't find the video And one thing better u call it Dravidian, which is the precursor of the south indian languages, and existed before the birth of all these languages Tamil might have retained many of the proto Dravidian vocabulary, but that doesn't make it the mother of these languages.

[@ragufromgermany]

@@RSivaSanjayChannel Not even Dravidian. It's Proto-Dravidian. Dravidian is now the entire south India constituting four states. But Proto-Dravidian is the Ancient time referring Tamil and it was the language spoken by Nagas of entire India when no other present indian languages did not took birth. Infact Dravidian is Sankrit name including Aryavarta (North of India) and Dravidia (South of India). It just mentions the place not language family.

[@PranabMallick.]

@@ragufromgermany It belongs to humans

[@ragufromgermany]

@@PranabMallick. haha I hope it should be Sanskrit or Hindi and we have to look at the North Indians now

[@Piyu_9]

If you make a stamp with this seal, the name that gets imprinted in reverse, which means the language should be read from left to right after imprinting.

[@nostradamus2625]

Egyptian hieroglyphics, Chinese characters and the Indus pictograms seem to be similar since they are mostly contemporary. The pictures are remarkably detailed …ox cow etc..so there must be some meaning. Most people are right handed so writing on clay tablets using impressions means we will have a laterally inverted image. So their writing may be left to right but since it is transferred to clay, it might appear as right to left.

[@rohankumarpanigrahi7475]

Here's my one cent : Its possible that the direction of writing was left to right only but since it's a seal it will be stamped on something and in doing so the impression created would be from left to right and be read as that as well

[@sreeharshayarlagadda3083]

even i am of the same opinion

[@suryan6668]

Its right to left. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnm4aneMZt2caNE

[@rohankumarpanigrahi7475]

@@suryan6668 let's assume you are to make a seal for English language on clay you would right right to left on the seal instead of writing cat you would write tac with letters inverted laterally in doing so you would write t in the ending on the seal and threby a cramping of the letters there in the right end.Giving the impression to the person observing the seal that you wrote right to left .But since the original intent was to create a seal which will be laterally inverted on being stamped the original final text and language would be written left to right.

[@ragesh29]

Basically.. we have a problem in accepting a right to left script 🤪🤪

[@theisheep2676]

Very clever, I didn't realise that !

[@avirajsinghmehta1857]

can we not translate from Mesopotamian script if they were trading so someone may had written down something

[@zenengineer9277]

gu-ab-ba-ki e-duru me-luh-ha = Guabba, village of Meluhha, was recorded as somewhere in Lagash city-state's (of current southern Iraq) realm, circa 2000 BCE. Meluhha was Sumerian for the civilization discussed in this Ted Talk. It was a trade/ex-pat colony listed with 4600 textile workers, bronze working and Lagash royal granaries, among other things. Hasn't been found yet. Likeliest spot for a dual language artifact. Look up "Shuilishu cylinder seal" from the de Clercq collection of the Louvre and you'll find more.

[@sachindaftari]

Indus Rosetta will be in Iran.......

[@lihggttghj9936]

maybe the jar thing on the end of most sentences is like a full stop ( or period) to mark the end of a sentence so when there were two its kind of like ellipses if you get what I mean ( ellipses is ...)

[@ShriVishalRajkumar]

That's a really interesting idea but I think they could be expressions too

[@JadeEdittz]

I also think it's a full stop

[@anselmdanker9519]

Thank you, looking forward to successful deciphering of the indus script !

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Great overview on the Indus script (aka Harappan script). Amazing what one can logically deduce. By the way, the Indus script has some similarities to the Rango Rango script, also undeciphered . Rango Rango is believed to have originated in a more primordial form in South Asia.

[@southernwind2737]

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[@gooddayok]

This is now called Saraswati Civilization

[@templersmount6976]

You missed the point - you said @ 3:18 that they were seals used for stamping clay tags, which means the script is from left to right and not right to left if they ran out of space in the left corner of that one seal you showed @ 7:25.

[@sagunshrestha2558]

Since it was used for stamp the writing suppose to be opposite.. Left to Right..isn't it?

[@rajatuploader]

that's what I was also thinking..

[@zenengineer9277]

When looking at a "seal" it is a "negative" (has cavities). When looking at its clay "seal impression" it is a "positive" (has protrusions). You always read the "positive" - be it NW Indian, Middle Eastern, east Mediterranean or Egyptian. It's more obvious when you see a rotary or cylinder seal. Chinese red-ink stamp "positive" zhusha seals are an exception since they print to a smooth surface, but you still read the end result, not the seal itself.

[@bunga_raya96]

What if the cramped text was the next line of the sentence? As in if the line starts from the left ends to the right and begins on the left again.

[@filmwale5188]

Maybe they are not stamps

[@phelixtp2220]

@@zenengineer9277 but i would imagine that they would have thought of that before they made the seal. Otherwise the person receiving it should read it in reverse order right. But the cramping of space is compelling argument as he said , to say that its right to left.

[@godbless5150]

Tamil Nadu Keezhadi excavation site symbols has similarities with indus valley civilization symbols

[@southernwind2737]

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[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

Woah really???

[@Bhuvanfire]

​@@idkatthispoint-s9syes it is

[@vinitarakesh936]

We know form the Rigvedas that civilisation existed on the banks of River Saraswati and the language was Sanskrit

[@vinitarakesh936]

The Seal is like a stamp....when you stamp it...The correct direction will be got. So even if it appears that the left side is compelled letters. They will appear on right when stamped So the direction of writing is to be left to right, much like how we write sanskrit today

[@chethan93]

It has been completely deciphered here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSng3eJgNFrq80&ab_channel=SangamTalks IVC script is a pre-cursor of Brahmi script and all the inscriptions so far available in IVC are written in Sanskrit language! A tight slap on the faces of people trying to prove IVC script to be ancient Tamil with political motivations in mind. To people saying that Keezhadi excavations also contain things matching IVC script, it just shows that the whole of Indian subcontinent has a shared common culture and history for more than 5000 years.

[@romerising5865]

I have been seeing you spamming this in all of the videos regarding indus script. That discussion is one side of the coin and the world would like to see a peer reviewed paper. I also could show videos that says the indus script is old Tamil and all the grafiti found on IVC are found only in Tamil areas outside of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

[@Factsworld_001]

pali and Dravidians can be the key

[@dishasen_99]

Right to left in stamp/seal, when done the impression its left to right, did anyone considered that?!!

[@sanjayroy219]

Recently I watched a video in you tube in which seals are deciphered in gondi language. It is a tribal language. They are explaining the symbols still used by them

[@chagotisurendrakumar840]

If possible paste the link of video please

[@sanjayroy219]

Please type in youtube gondi language in indus valley civilization alive breath

[@liamredmill9134]

Without a Rossett stone,You need to know two things.1every craft ,and products domestic and traded,2- proto art/symbols-petragliphs that formed these much later formulations 10-20k before,found throughout the trading world

[@bluepebbles7885]

Great work mate. Me myself south indian.

[@A-man3607-p7o]

Deciphering is not whereas showing people that their beliefs are wrong is a dangerous business.

[@vellayanv4672]

The fish sign is the letter which sounds 'La' or simple 'L'. So it is not 'Elumeen' but 'EliL' and the other one not 'Arumeen' but 'AruL', which are common tamil names.

[@chetangupta4484]

please see another interesting video on INDUS SEAL by Dr Puneet Gupta on You Tube for further insight.

[@ramakrishnansubbiyan1764]

Strong💪 man Mr. Rao..

[@chiragshah7911]

Since he said that these seals were probably used to as stamps... A fish with seven lines could also mean that the piece of luggage had 7 fishes in it.

[@Sumerian_Tamil]

I have read Dolavira wall sign to both give the name of the place Dolavira and message to travellers..that accomodation, water, food, protection to people and goods are provided..the place name in Tamil to mean same is thOL veerar, that is soldiers who would carry your goods to safety..this is the place, where you get them.. but, I have read that as what Parpola recommends to just try to read of people of Dravidian languages speakers, particularly Tamil. Using M C Kangali's input that wall sign can be taken as the fort of Irungol or Kondala Desam.. If we could seperate the signs with respect to time place, we might get better picture...

[@abdulghani2110]

Other lectures pl.

[@malanders7305]

What about the Munda languages?

[@southernwind2737]

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[@DeependraSingh11]

Austro Asiatic! Came from east not west!

[@jakobeckert]

I would also like to find out!!!

[@ritswik]

He casually f bombed the audience 😆

[@demaskatorr]

Ciekawe, ciekawe ...

[@jaymishra722]

It's not a script ... I think such advanced civilization might be using some sort of values like on coin for trade purpose.

[@Dummyerer]

Those microphones take up too much noise I don't want to hear.

[@user-uv8tc3yu7y]

Do you Mr Rajesh that the Indus Script is deciphered.It is the Tamil language of ancient India.

[@southernwind2737]

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[@morekozhambu]

Deciphering the Indus Script as a Cryptogram - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSng3eJgNFrq80

[@abdullah.a.nahyan]

Deciphering the Indus Script is the worst nightmare of modern-day Hindutva revisionists who proclaim that Sanskrit is the aboriginal language of the Indian Subcontinent!

[@vajjichandrapavan5821]

who are here from IIST for Visual communication exam.

[@Shoutlikeatwebpunktd]

it's the Roman alphabet not the English ...

[@शाश्वत1]

He is speaking or weeping 😂😂😂 Speak with a heavy tone ✅

[@yajnadevam]

Script has been deciphered kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSng3eJgNFrq80

[@igyw]

great info. you can tell he was very nervous because he can't deliver his punchlines 😩😂

[@Saman_Sangh]

Indus Valley script is Deciphered by GONDI tribal language of India.

[@mastermind918]

before 500 years malayslis were tamils cherans , before 1500 years kannadigas were tamil karunaadu , 2000 years back telugus were tamils first generation cholas and pallavas , 10000 years back everybody in Afghanistan to Indonesia were tamils , 30000 years every tribe groups around world were tamils .... the name tamil may derived so later only bcos if everyone speaks the same language and same ethnic group there is no any need to us to name our ethnicity and language. pls make search about this you will come to know about the truth.

[@southernwind2737]

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[@PranabMallick.]

Uhhhh......!But the Indus Valley Culture is not like Tamil Culture

[@southernwind2737]

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[@mastermind918]

@@PranabMallick. if you have knowledge without any ego you will agree it's the civilization of tamil every archaeologist know this

[@pexfmezccle]

here is the updated version kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3fCn31qq8t6Y6M

[@DancingFroggie105]

milsten

[@suryan6668]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJeqdKSXhLGoeas Prof poornachandra jeeva deciphering indus valley script.

[@udayabhanupanickar]

Some research has established that there was no Aryan Invasion or immigration, all are descendents of Dravidian.

[@Hassan-uh1so]

Udayabhanu Panickar i find this really hard to believe

[@southernwind2737]

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[@southernwind2737]

More evidence watch this link tps://kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqDSm4GnZZaAbK8

[@theamazinghippopotomonstro9942]

Source? Because most people who believe that are just Indian nationalists trying to rewrite history

[@ragesh29]

Yes.. whatsapp university research..

[@sujayraomandavilli4732]

There is enough direct and indirect evidence that it was logo-syllabic. Read my papers

[@Abc-nb9yt]

hindu walleycivilisation script on this soap stone stablets are only very short sentences like 5 or 10 letters that is impossible express stories, only very simple thinks. Instead the cunieform character of Babylon they was able to tell a king love story fior exemple

[@sivaxsi]

you can decode it with proto tamil tamili from tamilnadu archeological excavations.sanskrit nothing to do with it.

[@ramakrishnansubbiyan1764]

Data code intelligent language👄💬👄💬 only One language Tamil♂️ another option English♀️❤❤

[@pasug]

99.9% indus valley civilisation script is Dravidian language.

[@KaalOfAsur]

Claiming will not work in science. You need to show evidence, with methods. Only. Required the whole decipherment. And if it's proved then I will be the happiest person in the world. But before the proof... Can't.

[@Sajidsh3r]

Why is that man in such a hurry. Slow down man. Breath and relax.

[@SSchithFoo]

Too fast for you?

[@francisxavier4866]

Sir, This is a Tamil language Not a Dravidian language.

[@panderichthys_rhombolepis]

'YOUR-ip (Europe), not 'you-ROPE'.

[@mohansatpute5948]

Meen is a Sanskrit word.

[@Bhuvanfire]

No, the word meen is a tamil word The word meen is later added to the classical sanskrit The word for fish in Vedic sanskrit is Matsya

[@mohansatpute5948]

@@Bhuvanfire what is the proof that meen is added later in Sanskrit?

[@mohansatpute5948]

There are multiple words used in Sanskrit

[@Bhuvanfire]

@@mohansatpute5948 because Vedic sanskrit is original sanskrit Classical sanskrit is an invented language which is synthesized from every language in India

[@joshuacastaneda4270]

you can hear all the little smacks his mouth makes

[@ramakrishnansubbiyan1764]

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[@LeiLei-k6q]

nerds

[@Theghoulette]

I think they did have rulers and an organised religion, but instead of building monuments or using gold, I think they decorated with plants and flowers. Along with keeping their streets and homes clean, and bathing being a huge part of their civilisation, I think they showed their wealth by how immaculate and beautiful their cities and ports were. I feel the IVC was far more advanced than any other culture at the time, and still even more advanced than some places today.