Inner Mongolia Honder College Research

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Deciphering the ancient Indus Valley script through seal inscriptions from Harappa and Mohenjo-daro. A journey connecting Chinese and South Asian civilizations.

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Articles• July 2, 2026

INDUS SEALS · ORACLE-BONE FORMS · BRONZE INSCRIPTIONS Comparative Glyph Patterns on Indus Valley Seals and Shang-Zhou Scripts Edited by : TJ A comparative presentation...

Articles• July 2, 2026

ROCK ART · HONGSHAN CULTURE · INDUS SEAL STUDIES Fertility Worship and Protective Symbolism in Hongshan Rock Art Edited by : TJ This exhibition-style article presents...

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Introduction to the Harappa Mohenjo-daro Indus Seal Translation Project

Harappa and Mohenjo-daro: Cities of the Indus

May 22, 2026
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About the Research

Honder College Indus Valley Research

Our research team, led by Professor Wu Jiacai at Inner Mongolia Honder College of Arts and Sciences, has examined over a thousand seals from Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, deciphering 132 individual characters and translating 401 complete seals.

Through interdisciplinary analysis combining archaeoclimatology, archaeological typology, and physical anthropology, we trace the cultural exchange routes between the Hongshan region and the Indus Valley, revealing deep connections between Chinese and South Asian civilizations.

50+
Seals Deciphered
200+
Characters Identified
10K+
Seals Catalogued