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Pallava dynasty history is not 10,000 BC
There is no such thing as an accepted Indus Valley script dictionary. Such a dictionary is probably decades away. Nonetheless, below are summarized some of Parpola
1 and Mahadevan's
2 speculations on some of the most common ancient Indus signs.
Sign/
Sequence Pictorial
meaning Phonetic
(Dravidian) Intended
meaning Comments
fish
meen 1. fish
2. star The word
meen designates both fish and star in most Dravidian languages. Suggests the heavenly bodies were conceived of as fish swimming in the ocean of heaven, representing gods.
intermediate
space + fish
vel (i) + meen white star
Vel-meen and
Velli both mean Venus in Tamil.
3 + fish
mum (m) + meen three stars The new year asterism Pleiades has this name in Tamil; in myth the wives of the Seven Sages.
6 + fish
(*c) aru + meen six stars In The New Year asterism Pleiades has this name in Tamil. In myths the wives of the Seven Sages and mothers or wet nurses of the god of war (the vernal sun).
fish
elu + meen seven stars In Tamil, the name of Ursa Major, the 'Seven Sages' in India.
dot/drop + fish
pottu + meen 1. carp fish (=
rohita'red' in Sanskrit)
2. star or red dot/blood drop (=
rohini'red' in Sanskrit) The red dot painted on the forehead at marriage = the 'third' eye of the Heavenly Bull < alpha Tauri = the ancient star of the new year (marriage of Sun + the heavenly bride
rohini,'menstruating'), represented by the red fish (scales as tilaka mark).
halving + fish
pacu + meen green star in Tamil,
paccai refers to greeness and the planet Mercury, which represents the green-hued child god Krishna.
roof + fish
mey/may + meen black star Saturn's name in Tamil. Saturn rides a turtle, a 'fish' with a 'roof'.