The Script of Harappa and Mohenjodaro and its Connection with Other Scripts c10.s1.15

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We must now consider the forms ⌙ etc. Table I, Nos. 348-400, Col. IV. The first thing we notice is that these forms are never found at the end of a text. Secondly we note that they are often found with the same antecedents as ⌙. Compare Nos. 269-273 with 348-353, 375-6, 387; Nos. 49-65 with 354; Nos. 164-168 with 359. Nos. 243-245 with 360; No.309 with 364; No. 321 with 365; No. 43-44 with 367-368; 330-331 with 369; 157-163 with 372, 376; 195-197 with 373, 398; 290 with 382; 138-148 with 392, 399; 215-217 with 400.