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General
- A well presented site in connection with the 2000-2001 Indus Valley exhibition in Japan. Includes a 3-D model of Dholavira.
- A comprehensive site on discoveries in India and the ongoing quest to learn more about the lost Sarasvati River.
- The Indian Magazine Frontline covers one of many Indus Valley script decipherment hoaxes in an article by Harvard Indologist Michael Witzel and Steve Farmer.
- An article from India Today on recent facts and speculations about the Sarasvati River that once flowed parallel to the Indus River.
- UNESCO's page on this World Heritage Site.
- A new cross-national site on Indus-Saraswati Civilization
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Archaeologists and Scholars
- Introduces work of Rojdi, Gujarat excavations, publications and map of area by the late world renowned Indus scholar.
- A Comprehensive bibliography by leading authority on the Indus script.
- A critical and polemical rereading of the Aryan-Dravidian issue.
- A monograph detailing the relevance of recent discoveries in Pakistan.
- A paper on the lost Sarasvati River which ran parallel to the Indus (Sindhu) in ancient times.
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Script
- Analysis of inscriptions in relation to metallurgical knowledge of the times.
- The controversial paper and other current works by Steve Farmer arguing that Indus Valley signs do not represent a true script.
- Dr. Madhusudan Mishra's theory that the Indus language was a primitive form of Aryan and is linked to Sanskrit.
- An article by Michel Korvink in the South Asia Graduate Research Journal, pp. 105-121.
- A very clear summation of different positions and cold facts.
- Recent work by researchers from the Tata Institute, University of Washington, and Institute of Mathematical Sciences on analyzing the structure of the Indus script using statistical methods.
- Book review of recent tome insisting on relationship of Indus script to Brahmi.