Synopsis
The thesis is organized in the following sections and posits that Meluhha language speakers followed the spiritual values of Veda cultural traditions, used Harappa Script inscriptions to create data archives of metalwork, accounting for Bronze Age trade transactions 1. Pre-Sanskrit civilization of Meluhha speakers. Harappa Script is hieroglyphic in nature and decipherment can be attempted the way Egyptian hieroglyphs were decrypted 2. Preparation for the decipherment attempt 3. Methodology developed --Harappa Script is mlecchita vikalpa cryptography, uses rebus method of substitution 4. Steps of the Decipherment with illustrations 5. Decipherment. Instances of the decipherment covering all aspects of the matter deciphered. 6. Harappa Script Decipherment in the context of wealth creation, evidenced by Archaeometallurgy 7. Conclusion & Executive Summary 8. Some select Critical comments on the decipherment by other leading experts 9. List of Harappa Script 'text signs' Select inscriptions of Harappa Script Corpora include thumbnail images.
About the Author
S. Kalyanaraman a former executive of Asian Development Bank, has a Ph.D in Public Administration, well-versed in languages of India: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Sanskrit, and author of books on Vedic River Sarasvati and Hindu civilization, science and technology in Ancient India including the following: -Indus script - Meluhha metalwork hieroglyphs, -Philosophy of Symbolic forms in Meluhha cipher, -Indus Writing in ancient Near East: Corpora and a dictionary, -Indus Script Cipher: Hieroglyphs of Indian linguistic area. Indus Script Cipher, -Meluhha: A visible language, -Rastram: Hindu history in United Indian Ocean States, -Harosheth hagoyim: Smithy of nations, -Outrage for dharma: Pass on the heritage of resistance, -Indian Ocean Community: Uniting nations on path of progress, -A theory for wealth of nations: Market economics overturns Adam Smith and Karl Marx, -Public administration in Asia, -Ramasetu, -Indian lexicon, a comparative dictionary of 25+ Indian languages, -Indian Alchemy - Soma in the Veda. * Harappa Script & Language He is a recipient of the Vakankar Award (2000); Shivananda Eminent Citizens' Award (2008) and Dr. Hedgewar Prajna Samman (2008); Mythic Society Centenary Award (2009). He is on the Board of Directors of the World Association of Vedic Studies, and is associated with many research and non-governmental voluntary organizations including Rashtrotthana Research and Communications Center in Bengaluru, India. Keen on promoting National Water Grid and formation of Indian Ocean Community to promote and protect Dharma-Dhamma.
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