His announcement followed a new study linking Indus Valley signs to graffiti found in his state. K Rajan and R Sivananthan analysed over 14,000 graffiti-bearing pottery fragments from 140 ...

In the Chalcolithic period at Mehrgarh, evidence of iconographic representations became more prominent with painted pottery and terracotta ... across the Indus Valley, suggesting that some ...

analysed the lipid residue in pottery found at the ancient sites. About 50-60% of domestic animal bones found at Indus Valley sites come from cattle/buffalo, the study said. “The high ...

"About 60 percent of the symbols found on Indus Valley pottery are similar to the symbols found on artifacts excavated in Tamil Nadu," he stated, as reported by Jagran. Writings on mud pots from ...

Brenchley said: “This is an Indus Valley-Harappan civilisation pottery jar dating back to 1900 BC. This was a Bronze Age civilisation mainly in the north western regions of South Asia.