The indus valley script is linked to the indus valley civilization ( circa 2600-1900BCE), one of the world's earliest urban cultures located in what is now Pakistan and northwest India. Despite extensive studies, it has not been conclusively deciphered and there is even debate over whether it represents a language or a more symbolic system of proto-writing.

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Sardinian Textiles in Ulassai Ogliastra

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Seals as urban passports? Mackay wrote "most of the inhabitants of the Indus valley seem to have worn amulets of some kind or another. The so-called seal (Pl. M), of which many examples have been found, must now be regarded as having served also as an amulet, on account of the animals incised upon it. In most cases only the upper part, bearing the inscription was employed as a

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