Bharat Vidya Prayojana

ID :: 93

No as per ASI

Nd-1

Uid

SSC0093_Nd-1

Type

Seal

ImageName

SSC0093_Nd-1 .JPG

ImageDate

2500BCE=1900BCE

Reference

Epigraphia indus script_Vol_2

Reference link

Reading order

K1+K2+K3+K4+K5+K6+K7+K8+K9

Rebus decoding

one-horned young bull+ A crook or curved end (of a stick) +Rim of jar+Rice plant+Two+Splinter+Dupplicated+Three+Corner+ squirrel

Meaning conveyed

On Nindowari seal, the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is shown together with the hieroglyph-multiplex of 'one-horned young bull' which signifies a 'turner'. It is possible that the tuttha signified rebus by the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is a 'turned' or 'furnaced' copper sulphate which could have yielded 'pewter-zinc alloy' in a distillation resort of the type deployed in Zawar, Rajasthan.

Description

Nindowari seal, the 'squirrel' hieroglyph is shown together with the hieroglyph-multiplex of 'one-horned young bull' which signifies a 'turne

Country

India

PlaceofRef

N/A

Reference link

Present Location

N/A

Remarks

N/A

Misc

N/A

Other Images

Basic

Image	basic Comp ID	Basic Meaning	Basic Description	Basic Remarks
	K1	Young bull
	K2	Lathe
	K3	A crook or curved end (of a stick)
	K4	temple		, warehouse kuṭhī granary, factory (M.)(CDIAL 3546). koṭho = a warehouse
	K5	rice plant
	K6	rim of jar
	K7	Ligud measure
	K8	fish
	K9	corner

Composite

Image	Composite Comp ID	Composite Meaning	Composite Description	Composite Remarks
	KK1	‘splinter
	KK2	two
	KK3	squirrel