Calazans' Indological publications

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Dr. K. Elst writes in:

http://pws.the-ecorp.com/Chbrughmans/articles/Indusscr.html

 

"Right now, I am looking forward to the publication of two

rivalling and entirely independent decipherment proposals,

both interpreting the script as Sanskrit or at any rate

Indo-Aryan, one by Dr. Natwar Jha and Prof. N.S. Rajaram,

and another one by the Portuguese indologist José Calazans.

If only as a warm-up to an analysis of the merits of these

decipherment efforts, I propose a few thoughts on

some past attempts."

 

From

http://www.voi.org/vishal_agarwal/what_is_AMT_3.html

 

"In such scenarios, IVC is considered a Sanskritic culture,

or at least a culture wherein IA speakers formed a dominant

membership of its milieu. Calazans' work on the decipherment

of the IVC script is said to be under publication by the

Oxford University Press, per the information provided by

Koenraad Elst (on 7 February 2000) in an article"

 

Given the importance that IVC script read as Sanskrit,

any latest news about Calazans forthcoming Oxford University

Press publication?

 

Also, I'd be thankful for references to Calazans' publications

on Indological and IVC matters.

 

Thanks,

N. Ganesan