A FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF THE INDUS SCRIPT

Subhash C. Kak

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A statistical analysis of the Indus signs is presented. It is shown that the frequencies of the most common signs support the theory of the derivation of Brahmi from Indus. Furthermore, evidence is presented that suggests that the language of the Indus inscriptions was Indo-Aryan.

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