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Tracing Roots of Bhāratam Janam from Indus Script hieroglyph-multiplexes as hypertext deciphered metalwork catalogues
Tracing the language roots of Bhāratam Janam on the banks of River Sarasvati system speaking a form of Proto-Prakritam a metalwork lexis emerges. This is traceable in many languages of Indian sprachbund. A unique writing system was based on Proto-Prakritam. This was called Meluhha in cuneiform texts and mlecchita vikalpa (i.e. alternative representation of mleccha) in Vatsyayana’s treatise on Vidyasamuddesa (ca 6th century BCE). The principal life-activity of artisan guilds of Bhāratam Janam was metalwork creating metalcastings, experimenting with creation of various forms of ores, metals, alloys, smelters, furnaces, braziers and other tools and making metal implements. The result was a veritable revolution transiting from chalcolithic phase to metals age in urban settings. This legacy finds expression in the famed, non-rusting Delhi iron pillar which was originally from Vidisha (Besanagara, Sanchi). Archaeologically-attested presence of Bhāratam Janam dates from ca. 8th millennium BCE. The use of a writing system dates from ca. 4th millennium BCE (HARP). Rigveda. In RV 3.53.12, Rishi Visvamitra states that this mantra (brahma) shall protect the people: visvamitrasya rakshati brahmedam Bhāratam Janam. The word Bharata in the expression is derived from the metalwork lexis of Prakritam: bharata ‘bhārata ‘a factitious alloy of copper, pewter, tin’; baran, bharat ‘mixed alloys (5 copper, 4 zinc and 1 tin)’. Thus, the expression Bhāratam Janam can be deciphered as ‘metalcaster folk’, thus firmly establishing the identity of the people of India, that is Bharat and the spoken form of their language ca. 3500 BCE.
Decipherment of Indus Script Corpora based on an Indo-European language may lead to redefining the Proto-Indo-European studies. Baudhāyana-Śrautasūtra provides indications of movements of Bhāratam Janam out of Sarasvati river valley eastwards towards Kashi and westwards towards Sumer/Mesopotamia.
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