Limba harappă (Romanian Wikipedia)

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Witzel, Michael (17 februarie 2000). „The Languages of Harappa” (PDF). În Kenoyer, J. Proceedings of the conference on the Indus civilization. Madison. Accesat în 18 iulie 2007.

Michael Witzel, Substrate Languages in Old Indo-Aryan. EJVS 5,1, Aug. 1999, 1-67 [1] cf. reprint in: International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics, IJDL 2001, 1 sqq.

An Indus loanword of "para-Munda" nature in Mesopotamian has been identified by Michael Witzel, A first link between the Rgvedic Panjab and Mesopotamia: śimbala/śalmali, and ^GIŠšimmar? In: Klaus Karttunen and Petteri Koskikallio (eds.) Vidyarnavavandanam. Essays in Honour of Asko Parpola. 2000 (Studia Orientalia, published by the Finnish Or. Soc. 94): 497–508. See also Witzel, The language or languages of the Indus civilization Arhivat în 20 iulie 2011, la Wayback Machine., iulie 2007.

Cole, Jennifer. „The Sindhi language” (PDF). Arhivat din original (PDF) la 6 ianuarie 2007. Accesat în 20 noiembrie 2008. Harappan language, the ancient script is as yet undeciphered, but a prevailing theory suggests a Dravidian origin.

Rahman, Tariq. „Peoples and languages in pre-islamic Indus valley”. Arhivat din original la 9 mai 2008. Accesat în 20 noiembrie 2008. who was the first to suggest that the language of the Indus Civilization was Dravidian

An Indus loanword of "para-Munda" nature in Mesopotamian has been identified by Michael Witzel, A first link between the Rgvedic Panjab and Mesopotamia: śimbala/śalmali, and ^GIŠšimmar? In: Klaus Karttunen and Petteri Koskikallio (eds.) Vidyarnavavandanam. Essays in Honour of Asko Parpola. 2000 (Studia Orientalia, published by the Finnish Or. Soc. 94): 497–508. See also Witzel, The language or languages of the Indus civilization Arhivat în 20 iulie 2011, la Wayback Machine., iulie 2007.
Rahman, Tariq. „Peoples and languages in pre-islamic Indus valley”. Arhivat din original la 9 mai 2008. Accesat în 20 noiembrie 2008. who was the first to suggest that the language of the Indus Civilization was Dravidian
Cole, Jennifer. „The Sindhi language” (PDF). Arhivat din original (PDF) la 6 ianuarie 2007. Accesat în 20 noiembrie 2008. Harappan language, the ancient script is as yet undeciphered, but a prevailing theory suggests a Dravidian origin.