Indus Script Analysis: Concordance Tables Volume III: Collection Three - Paperback

by Sandira Segaran (Author)

After ninety years of research, the Indus Script still remains un-deciphered. It is because of non-discovery of any bilingual or multi-lingual inscriptions like Rosetta Stone in the case of Egyptian hieroglyphics. This handicap is being slowly overcome by the analytical methods that can be used in the computational research of the Indus Script. I have recently developed a software program to analyse the signs and inscriptions of Indus Script. The program helps one to formulate concordance tables for any pre-assigned combination of signs. Thousands of such concordance tables can be generated by the computer program on the fly. Some of such tables are offered to the other research scholars in several collections. This is the third collection in the series.

Author Biography

59 Years (DOB June 28, 1945). Though a bureaucrat by profession, he is basically a mathematician and Symbolic Logician. He has taken an interest in computer programming and developed a software to analyze the data available on Indus Script. In fact he is the first to use Indus signs as letters of a language and to deal with the inscriptions as language texts. He has generated hundreds of concordance tables in the course of his research on Indus Script. He is inching towards a scientific denouement of the riddle of Indus Script.