I illustrates INSCRIPTIONS
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49 responses to “I illustrates INSCRIPTIONS”
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Lovely picture and yes, one wonders what people will make of our words (if they ever find them!) centuries from now. Wonder what the words in this inscription mean too.
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Corinne, someday with the help of Wikipedia, I will try and decipher it.
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Oh wow. your post was so informative. I’ve never heard of the Gupta Brahmi script. Like Corinne I also wonder what the words on the tablet mean.
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Suzy, the letters are given in Wikipedia. It just will take a whole lot of time to decipher it. Someday!
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wonderful post by a wanderlust soul 😀
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Gracias 🙂
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It’s all written. Good post.
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Yup, it is.
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They seamlessly stitch the how, why, when, where and what of yesterday. How beautiful is that ! and of course the picture , but I am lost in the beauty of the words ! 🙂
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Awwww Sri, your comments make me smile always. You pick such phrases, it makes me proud to have written them.
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The more I visit and see monuments, the more I realize the power of the written word! Lovely
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So true Ritu.
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The stories that those walls could tell us huh….
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True that, Meena.
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Immortal inscriptions! Gee – you have a way with words. I often retrace them, just to rewind the awesome feel they have.
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Awwww, thanks Laxmi. You made me feel so super!
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Interesting… the writing on the wall from an era gone by…
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Hai na? I was intrigued too!
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Nice …remembered the inscriptions on my heart and in my brain too .Jacinta
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So sweet A. Jacinta. you drop in everyday…..and it only makes me happier.
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vinita- such profund thoughts. ‘So are you leaving behind a trail of breadcrumbs? Or your footsteps have created a path of their own?’ wow – magic yarn with words indeed 🙂
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Priya you give me too much credit…..they are just simple words…..
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Finally, it is words we have. And you have some of the best ones. I loved your description of inscriptions and how different types of writing touch our lives.
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Thanks Cynthia. I am glad it touched a chord.
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Interesting
History is my second love after biology !!
I just get lost in the surroundings thinking and recreating my own imagination of those days
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Oh, learnt a new thing about you Afshan. Happy to know!
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what a nice way of presenting the post ! I liked it, thanks for sharing !
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Thanks Angela. Happy that you did!
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Wow !! a thoughtful post. I love visiting historical places and yes love History too.
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Thanks Diana. This is a must visit in Mumbai.
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It is interesting to know whats written there. Does anyone knows how to read them?
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Wikipedia does have a code somewhere. It will take some patience to sit through it.
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what a lovely take on I. I love inscriptions ..How much fun must these historians be having — trying to decipher them !
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It is like another world Ruchira….and these are tiny windows to them 🙂
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What I HATE are the ‘modern’ inscriptions – “Meenu loves Shailu”, “our love forever” et al 🙁 Esp when they are on OLD inscriptions.
And what’s amazing is the bounty of information that these inscriptions carry.
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Oh gosh Meera, I swear, you read my mind. How can people be so daft eludes me?
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This capture tells of such a rich history!!
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Yes it does Roshni, silently…..
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Loving these Wandering Wednesdays more and more. Never heard about the caves in Mumbai, it was always the beach or movie stars. Thanks for sharing!
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So glad you do Nandana. Do keep visiting.
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“Inscriptions tell tales of an era gone by.”
And that’s why there is romance and intrigue in unraveling/studying it.-
True that Shail, only a soul that loves can know what it is to preserve memories.
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The photograph is definitely beautiful. But what i loved more is how beautifully you have descried it.
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Thanks Preeti. A beautiful picture can evoke beautiful words.
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Beautifully written Gee! Picture perfect Inscription…
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Thanks Prateek. You are too kind, as per usual.
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Right Sumita. Thanks for dropping by. 🙂
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