A must-visit for history lovers and adventure seekers in Gujarat’s Kutch district, where ancient ingenuity meets timeless wonder ...

Indus Valley Civilization which is also known as Harappan civilization was one of the world’s first great civilizations. The first site which was re-excavated after independence was found in ...

Archaeologists, epigraphists, linguists, historians, and scientists have made over 100 documented attempts to decode the Harappan writing system with little success. — The numerous inscriptions on ...

“I was interested in the art. I kept sketching the bull, the unicorn, the rhinoceros, the crocodile [from the Harappan seals]. As I was drawing, I noticed that the animals are anatomically ...

The more we learn about the Constitution, which gives us our fundamental rights, the more we will turn towards nationalism, ...

It is one of only two Harappan-era cities located within India ... terracotta toys, earthen pots, seals, a burnt-brick wall indicating a walled settlement, an aristocratic quarter, semi-precious ...

Harappan cities were never invaded by Aryans, as postulated by the British a hundred years ago. Archeological, linguistic and genetic studies indicate that Aryans came to India and Iran with ...

The Indus Valley Civilization's script remains undeciphered despite scholarly efforts and modern AI attempts. Tamil Nadu's ...

It was Marshall’s excavations in the 1920s that uncovered the cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, both key to the ancient Indus society, as well as artifacts that bore the enigmatic Indus script.

The undeciphered language likely comes from an ancient civilization, and understanding it could provide valuable insights into the culture, history, and communication methods of that society.