New Interpretations on Indus Valley civilization
Publisher: All Right Publishers
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Chennai, India
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 212
Description: There are five main points in this book, they are as following:

1.This book supports the view that IVC people were from Middle -East (Iraq and Anatolia) and not of local origin.(Megalithic Farmers)

2.The Indus -sites are necropolises (burial grounds) and not megapolises as popularly imagined so far.

3.Corroborative evidences for Indus symbols are found in Jyotisha Vedanga. 

4.The inscriptions on seals refer to month and date of annual death ceremony (Thithi) --it is a logo-gram.  (symbols indicating "Mee"--"Vu" sound) 

5.The Indus seals are deciphered.
Table of contents: title: DEDICATION.. 6; title: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7; title: PREFACE. 8; title: CHAPTER-I 11; title: DARK AGES. 11; title: CHAPTER-II 22; title: GENERAL THEORIES AND CONCEPTS. 22; title: CHAPTER-III 41; title: GENETIC ARCHAELOGY. 41; title: CHAPTER-IV.. 48; title: ORIGIN OF INDO-EUROPEANS. 48; title: Chapter-V.. 62; title: MINOAN CIVILIZATION.. 62; title: CHAPTER-VI 71; title: MEGALITHIC CIVILISATION.. 71; title: CHAPTER-VII 80; title: SUMERIAN CIVILISATION.. 80; title: CHAPTER-VIII 95; title: INDUS VALLEY CIVILISATION.. 95; title: CHAPTER-IX. 110; title: INTERPRETATIONS OF MIDDLE EASTERN SEALS. 110; title: CHAPTER- X. 120; title: ASTRONOMY AND CALENDAR. 120; title: CHAPTER-XI 134; title: NAVAGRAHAS. 134; title: CHAPTER-XII 142; title: INTERPRETATION OF INDUS SYMBOLS. 142; title: CHAPTER- XIII 160; title: VEDIC PERIOD.. 160; title: Figure 1: Geb and Nut. 36; title: Figure 2: Depiction of Kalan dignified and original 37; title: Figure 3: Depiction of Kalan. 37; title: Figure 4: Funeral Jars or storage jars?. 69; title: Figure 5: Dolmen. 72; title: Figure 6: Ziggurat. 90; title: Figure 7: Marduk killing vritra. 93; title: Figure 8: Marduk priest. 93; title: Figure 9: Great bath. 100; title: Figure 10: Goat seal. 102; title: Figure 11: Naked Goddess. 112; title: Figure 12: Centaurs of Three big cultures. 115; title: Figure 13: Water carrier. 117; title: Figure 14: Indus seal - unicorn. 118; title: Figure 15: Planetary positions as per Hindu temple. 137; title: Figure 16: Planet chart (or) Horoscope. 138; title: Figure 17, Inanna fighting animals. 149; title: Figure 18: The Goat seal 150; title: Figure 19, Yogi Seal. Figure 20, Orion and surrounding constellations. 151; title: Figure 21, Hunter on tree. (Indus seal depiction). 153; title: Figure 22, Orion and Canis Major constellations. 153; title: Figure 23: Sign of double axe. 154; title: Map 1: Human migration routes. 12; title: Map 2: Proposed Saraswati River valley. 30; title: Map 3: Migration direction of Anatolian farmers. 49; title: Map 4: IE Migration as per Renfrew hypothesis. 50; title: Map 5:  IE migration as per Kurgan hypothesis. 51; title: Map 6: Map of Crete and Santorini. 64; title: Map 7 , Megalithic Architecture – Spread. 74; title: Map 8: Map of Sumeria. 81; title: Map 9: Extent of Indus valley civilisation. 98; title: Map 10: Sky map. 122; title: Table 1: Human migration details. 14; title: Table 2: Evolution of man and different metal ages. 26; title: Table 3: General chronology. 28; title: Table 4:  Minoan chronology. 63; title: Table 5: Sumerian chronology. 82; title: Table 6:  Analysis of symbols as per Hemtun. 116; title: Table 7: Jyotish Wheel. 132; title: Table 8: Details of Horoscope chart. 140; title: Table 9: Vedic chronology. 162