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The drawings include human beings , a stag and other animals , several hunting scenes , and , among the more ambiguous symbols , some marks which are was possibly a primitive script . They have their counterpart in ANNUAL ADDRESS ...
The drawings include human beings , a stag and other animals , several hunting scenes , and , among the more ambiguous symbols , some marks which are was possibly a primitive script . They have their counterpart in ANNUAL ADDRESS ...
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In this connection Mr. Jayaswal also notes that the Harappa seals , which are found in a well - known republican area , bave the permanent figure of a peculiar animal , with ehanging legends , in which the animal may be lakshuna and the ...
In this connection Mr. Jayaswal also notes that the Harappa seals , which are found in a well - known republican area , bave the permanent figure of a peculiar animal , with ehanging legends , in which the animal may be lakshuna and the ...
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46-53 ) , in wbich the animal over Fig . 49 , the peacock over Fig . 50 , the tree over Fig . 52 and the ( ? ) river turtles under Fig . 53 , appear to be such distinguishing marks . Theobald's Fig . 59 , three arobes side by side ...
46-53 ) , in wbich the animal over Fig . 49 , the peacock over Fig . 50 , the tree over Fig . 52 and the ( ? ) river turtles under Fig . 53 , appear to be such distinguishing marks . Theobald's Fig . 59 , three arobes side by side ...
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Of the animals on the present voins , the elephant frequently occurs on silver purānas , the humped bull less ... Tkera is , however , no attempt to indicate the mane , as is dono in the examples of that animal on later Indian coins ...
Of the animals on the present voins , the elephant frequently occurs on silver purānas , the humped bull less ... Tkera is , however , no attempt to indicate the mane , as is dono in the examples of that animal on later Indian coins ...
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The animals on purānas may be the lakshaņas or emblems of the sanghas , or be the ankas cf particular rulers or governing bodies ; for instance the Mahābharata says that the standard of the Brihatratha dynasty of Magadha which came to ...
The animals on purānas may be the lakshaņas or emblems of the sanghas , or be the ankas cf particular rulers or governing bodies ; for instance the Mahābharata says that the standard of the Brihatratha dynasty of Magadha which came to ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 5 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1919 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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