Bharat Vidya Prayojana

ID :: 91

No as per ASI

H-180A

Uid

SSC0091_H-180A

Type

Tablet

ImageName

SSC0091_H-180A.JPG

ImageDate

2500BCE-1900BCE

Reference

Epigraphiya_Indus Script_Vol_1

Reference link

Reading order

K1+K2+K3+K4+K5+k6+k7+K8+K9+KK1+KK2

Rebus decoding

'Tiger+Two+Platform, hillrock+Three+Liguid measure+Rim of Jar+Water _carrier + Flag + women+crocodile

Meaning conveyed

Harappa tablet h180 (section). One glyph composition enlarged to show the crocodile ligature close to pudendum muliebre of the female with thighs apart and shown lying upside down.‘blacksmith’ The glyphic elements shown on the tablet are: copulation, vagina, crocodile. h180 tablet. wealth-creation by metalwork artisans of Sarasvati-Sindhu civilization

Description

Harappa tablet h180 (section)'Tiger, hillrock, women, crocodile

Country

India

PlaceofRef

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Reference link

Present Location

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Remarks

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Misc

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Other Images

Basic

Image	basic Comp ID	Basic Meaning	Basic Description	Basic Remarks
	K1	tiger		kol 'working in iron
	K2	two'		Thus, smelting and metal casting
	K3	platform, hillock
	K4	three
	K5	liquid measure
	K6	rim of jar		खांडा (p. 116) khāṇḍā A jag, notch, or indentation (as upon the edge of a tool or weapon). khaṇḍa 'implements'. Thus, supercargo of implement
	K7	water-carrier
	K8	(S through H) The grand flag of an army directing its march and encampments: also the standard or banner of a chieftain
	K9	woman		kola ‘blacksmith’ (Ka.); kollë ‘blacksmith’ (Koḍ)

Composite

Image	Composite Comp ID	Composite Meaning	Composite Description	Composite Remarks
	KK1	rim of jar'
	KK2	crocodile