Bharat Vidya Prayojana

Seal No H-180A
No as per ASI H-180A
Uid SSC0091_H-180A
Type Tablet
ImageDate 2500BCE-1900BCE
Artefact Reference Epigraphiya_Indus Script_Vol_1
Keywords Tablet,women,Crocodile
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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
Place of Reference N/A
Present Location N/A
Remarks N/A
Misc N/A
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Basic
Image basic Comp ID Basic Meaning Word Deduced based on Indian Lexicon Language Reference for the Word Rebus Word Mapped Rebus Word Meaning Additional Reference
K1 tiger kol kolhe smelter kol 'working in iron
K2 two' dula dul metal casting Thus, smelting and metal casting
K3 platform, hillock mēḍa meḍ iron
K4 three kolmo kolimi smithy, forge
K5 liquid measure ranku ranku ' tin
K6 rim of jar kanka karṇī supercargo, scribe 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 kuá¹­i kuá¹­hi smelter
K8 (S through H) The grand flag of an army directing its march and encampments: also the standard or banner of a chieftain ḍhāla f ḍhālako ingot
K9 woman kola kol iron kola ‘blacksmith’ (Ka.); kollë ‘blacksmith’ (Koḍ)
Composite
Image Composite Comp ID Composite Meaning Word Deduced based on Indian Lexicon Language Reference for the Word Rebus Word Mapped Rebus Word Meaning Additional Reference
KK1 rim of jar' kanka, karṇika karṇī 'supercargo, scribe
KK2 crocodile karā (Telugu) khār blacksmith' (Kashmiri)

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