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Continuity of Mleccha Language-community andSarasvati hieroglyphs
The map drawn by Prof. KS Valdiya shows Vedic River Sarasvati and diversion of Yamuna intoGanga and of Sutlej into Sindhu, ca. 1900 BCE, thus desiccating the glacial flows. (Valdiya, K.S., 1996,
Resonance
,1, pp.19-28.) Sarasvati civilization with over 2000 archaeological sites(that is, 80% of a total of about 2,600 sites of the civilization) on the Sarasvati River Basin inIndia, is a civilization continuum. This is evidenced by some abiding cultural indicators:1.
 
Continued use of shankha (turbinella pyrum) bangles which tradition began 6500 BCEat Nausharo;2.
 
Continued wearing of sindhur at the parting of the hair by married ladies as evidencedby two terracotta toys painted black on the hair, painted golden on the jewelry andpainted red to show sindhur at the parting of the hair;3.
 
Finds of shivalinga in situ in a worshipful state in Harappa;4.
 
Terracotta toys of Harappa and Mohenjodaro showing Namaste postures and yogasanapostures;5.
 
Three-ring ear-cleaning device
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6500 BCE. Date of the woman’s burial with ornaments including a wide bangle of shankha. Nausharo.Nausharo: female figurine. Period 1B,2800 – 2600 BCE. 11.6 x 30.9 cm.[After Fig. 2.19, Kenoyer, 1998].Plate X [c] Lingam in situ inTrench Ai (MS Vats, 1940,
Excavations at Harappa
, Vol. II, Calcutta)
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 Terracotta toys show yogic asanas: 1-4, from Harappa; 5-6, from Mohenjo-daro.This cultural continuity also continues in the art of bronze-statue making using cire perdue (lost-wax) technique andin the languages spoken in India and in particular, in thedevices punched on early punch-marked coins from 10
th
 century BCE – devices which are comparable to the manyrecurring Sarasvati hieroglyphs such as svastika, tree, rimof jar, bull, zebu, elephant, boar, spoked-wheel, summit of mountain, fish. Colin Masica posits a Language X to explainthe remarkable fact that a large percentage of agriculturalwords do not have I-E cognates (Colin Masica, 1991,
Indo- Aryan Languages
, Cambridge Univ. Press). Kuiper hasdemonstrated the presence of Munda words in earlySanskrit. [F.B.J. Kuiper, 1948,
Proto-Munda Words inSanskrit 
, Amsterdam, Verhandeling der Koninklijke Nederlandsche Akademie VanWetenschappen, Afd. Letterkunde, Nieuwe Reeks Deel Li, No. 3, 1948]The Indian Lexiconwhich is a compilation of about 8000 semantic clusters from over 25 ancient languages of India demonstrates the essential semantic unity among Indian languages. Thus, it isappropriate to look to reconstruct the mleccha glosses using ancient languages of the linguisticarea and matching them with the Sarasvati hieroglyphs (pictorial motifs and signs read rebus).There is evidene from an Akkadian cylinder seal that the language of the civilization area wasMeluhha (cognate: mleccha in Skt. Milakkhu in Pali).
The Meluhhan beingintroduced carries anantelope on his arm.
Cylinder sealImpression. Akkadian.Inscription records thatit belongs to ‘S’u-ilis’u,Meluhha interpreter’.Musee du Louvre. Ao 22310, Collection DeClercq.
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