Supplementary Epigraphical Corpus V3: 3 Indus Tablets: Mirror Inversions, Traced Overlays, Dravidian Etymological Dictionary (DEDR) Tamil-Brahmi Glosses and English conceptual meaning

This open-access dataset serves as the primary epigraphical corpus and digital repository supplementing the preprint research article: Main Publication: Deciphering Indus Valley Civilisation Tablets and Seals through the Lens of Tamil Brahmi Script: Further Readings of 3 tablets Primary Publication DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22004842 Overview of Contents Version 3.0.0 Update: Expanded the corpus by adding 3 new Indus tablet inscriptions. This dataset represents Version 3(V3) of the epigraphical corpus used to investigate the structural, linguistic, and graphemic continuities between the Indus Valley Script and the Tamil-Brahmi script. This supplementary corpus expands upon the initial release by providing high-resolution data targeted at specific sign variations and newly integrated inscriptions. This update introduces : 3Indus Tablet Inscriptions: Complete epigraphical data for three specific Indus tablets, selected for their high contextual relevance to Tamil-Brahmi structural patterns. Researchers can utilize these against the Dravidian Etymological Dictionary (DEDR) frameworks and early South Indic epigraphy.