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TitleWriting in ancient IndiaTypeTextMonographSubjectIndia--Languages--Alphabet--Juvenile literature (LCSH)Brahmi alphabet--History--Juvenile literature (LCSH)Indus script--History--Juvenile literature (LCSH)Indus civilization--Juvenile literature (LCSH)India--Languages--Alphabet (CHILDRENSSUBJECTS)Brahmi alphabetIndus scriptIndus civilizationAlphabet--History (CHILDRENSSUBJECTS)Writing--History (CHILDRENSSUBJECTS) Illustrative ContentIllustrationsMaps ClassificationLCC: PK119 .F56 2003 DDC: 491/.1 full Could not render: bf:statusSupplementary Contentbibliography index SummaryDescribes the Harappan civilization that existed in ancient India from 2600 B.C. to 1700 B.C., focusing on its written language, and examines the Brahmi language which was used throughout ancient India after 700 B.C. and became the basis for the written languages of modern India, Japan, Thailand, and Tibet.Authorized Access PointFine, Jil Writing in ancient India