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January 4, 2009

B.C.VENKATAKRISHNAN.

----- Forwarded Message ----Daniel Salas <adminvenkata krishnan <bcvk71Sunday, January 4, 2009 4:08:34 AMIndus Valley script

The reference to the Sanskrit Devanagiri script is on the upper right hand page "avaha" the Mitra spelling, there are other examples; a "ma" or "me" and a "dhu" Medhu? on a copper plate with picture of a rhinoceros and ox, same date on one side with rhino and ox on the other, same "Ma" letter as with mitra than the heart shaped "dhu" and the last possibility is the unicorn the (last link below). The shoulder is "V" the ear is "I" the horn is "Sh" and the eye is "NU" Vishnu.

http://www.indoeurohome.com/avaha.html Mitra link

http://www.indoeurohome.com/Taurus.html Vishnu link Daniel F. Salas

ekazRGga

mfn. having but one horn , unicorn L. ; having but one peak (as a mountain) T. ; being of singular eminence , pre-eminent ; m. N. of Vishn2u L

vaha

mf(%{A})n. (ifc.) carrying , bearing , conveying the shoulder of an ox or any draught animal AV. VS. B

viSANollikhitaskandha

mfn. one whose shoulders are grazed or scratched by his horns (said of the leader of a herd of cattle to mark superiority) ib.

viSANonnAmitaskandha

mfn. one whose shoulders are raised up towards (or high enough to meet) the horns MW.

vRSabhaskandha

mfn. having shoulders like a bull , broad-shouldered R.

112

vRSaskandha

mfn. `" bull-shouldered "' , having the shoulders of a bull Ragh. [1012,2] ; N. of S3iva MBh.

http://www.indoeurohome.com/avaha.html Mitra link

http://www.indoeurohome.com/Taurus.html Vishnu link

January 9, 2009

B.C.VENKATAKRISHNAN.

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----- Forwarded Message ----Daniel Salas <adminbcvk71Sent: Friday, January 9, 2009 2:00:49 AMIndus Valley script

On the archaeoastronomy-TARAKA that I read the image of a seal above reminds me of the imagery of the seven stars of Ursa in the middle, the nine leafs representing Naksatra of a coordinate value , then the glyph of the naksatra AzleSa is found as part of the pictorial imagery and again in the written portion below. Than in the writing the fish glyph after two long dashes , with out the dashes "Graha' with "Gan" In this case I think "pra-gan" to calculate.

chAya the shadow of a gnomon Su1ryas.

bhujacchAyA

f. shadow of the arms , secure shelter Hit.

bhUchAyA

f. `" earth-shadow "' , darkness L.

uraga

m. (fr. %{ura} = %{uras} [Ka1ty. on Pa1n2. 3-2 , 48] and %{ga} , `" breast-going "') , a serpent , snake ; a Na1ga (semi-divine serpent usually represented with a human face) Suparn2. viii , 5 Sus3r. Ragh. & c. ; N. of the Nakshatra A1s3lesha

bhaujaMga

bAhu

1 m. and (L.) f. (fr. %{bah} , %{baMh} ; for 2. %{bAhu} see col. 3) the arm , (esp.) the fore-arm , the arm between the elbow and the wrist (opp. to %{pra-gaNDa} q.v. ; in medic. the whole upper extremity of the body , as opp. to %{sakthi} , the lower extñextremity) RV. & c. & c. ; the arm as a measure of length (= 12 An3gulas) Sulbas. ;

bhujaMgabha

n. `" serpent-asterism "'N. of the Nakshatra A1s3lesha Var.

(fr. %{bhujaM-ga}) mf(%{I})n. relating to a snake , serpent-like Ka1m. ; n. (scil. %{bha}) the serpent constellation , the Nakshatra A1s3lesha VarBr2S.

bhuja

m. (ifc. f. %{A}) the arm MBh. Ka1v. & c. (%{bhujayor@antaram} , the breast Bhartr2. ; cf. %{bhujA7ntara}) ; the hand Pa1n2. 7-3 , 61 ; the trunk of an elephant MBh. iii , 15736 ; a branch , bough BhP. ; a bending , curve , coil (of a serpent ; see comp. below) ; the side of any geometrical figure Ka1tyS3r. Sch. ; the base of a triangle Su1ryas.

pragaN

P. %{-gaNayati} , to reckon up , calculate MBh. (ind. p. %{-gaNayya} Pa1n2. 6-4 , 56 Sch.)

2

pragANa

n. (for 2. see under %{pra-gai}) access , approach see %{pRthu-prag-}.

3

pragANa

n. (for 1. see %{pra-gA}) singing , song L.

4

pragaNDa

m. the upper part of the arm (also %{-Daka}) L. (cf. %{pra-kANDa}) ; (%{I}) f. an outer wall or rampart MBh

January 9, 2009

KRISHNA.

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http://veda-samsthana.tripod.com/sindhu/sindh1.htm

On the archaeoastronomy-TARAKA that I read the image of a seal above reminds me of the imagery of the seven stars of Ursa in the middle, the nine leafs representing Naksatra of a coordinate value , then the glyph of the naksatra AzleSa is found as part of the pictorial imagery and again in the written portion below. Than in the writing the fish glyph after two long dashes , with out the dashes "Graha' with "Gan" In this case I think "pra-gan" to calculate.

chAya the shadow of a gnomon Su1ryas.

bhujacchAyA

f. shadow of the arms , secure shelter Hit.

bhUchAyA

f. `" earth-shadow "' , darkness L.

uraga

m. (fr. %{ura} = %{uras} [Ka1ty. on Pa1n2. 3-2 , 48] and %{ga} , `" breast-going "') , a serpent , snake ; a Na1ga (semi-divine serpent usually represented with a human face) Suparn2. viii , 5 Sus3r. Ragh. & c. ; N. of the Nakshatra A1s3lesha

bhaujaMga

bAhu

1 m. and (L.) f. (fr. %{bah} , %{baMh} ; for 2. %{bAhu} see col. 3) the arm , (esp.) the fore-arm , the arm between the elbow and the wrist (opp. to %{pra-gaNDa} q.v. ; in medic. the whole upper extremity of the body , as opp. to %{sakthi} , the lower extñextremity) RV. & c. & c. ; the arm as a measure of length (= 12 An3gulas) Sulbas. ;

bhujaMgabha

n. `" serpent-asterism "'N. of the Nakshatra A1s3lesha Var.

(fr. %{bhujaM-ga}) mf(%{I})n. relating to a snake , serpent-like Ka1m. ; n. (scil. %{bha}) the serpent constellation , the Nakshatra A1s3lesha VarBr2S.

bhuja

m. (ifc. f. %{A}) the arm MBh. Ka1v. & c. (%{bhujayor@antaram} , the breast Bhartr2. ; cf. %{bhujA7ntara}) ; the hand Pa1n2. 7-3 , 61 ; the trunk of an elephant MBh. iii , 15736 ; a branch , bough BhP. ; a bending , curve , coil (of a serpent ; see comp. below) ; the side of any geometrical figure Ka1tyS3r. Sch. ; the base of a triangle Su1ryas.

pragaN

P. %{-gaNayati} , to reckon up , calculate MBh. (ind. p. %{-gaNayya} Pa1n2. 6-4 , 56 Sch.)

2

pragANa

n. (for 2. see under %{pra-gai}) access , approach see %{pRthu-prag-}.

3

pragANa

n. (for 1. see %{pra-gA}) singing , song L.

4

pragaNDa

m. the upper part of the arm (also %{-Daka}) L. (cf. %{pra-kANDa}) ; (%{I}) f. an outer wall or rampart MBh

January 18, 2009

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January 20, 2009

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