Indus Script 417 sign list, #330 - #379
331 - 337. Churning of the Ocean of Milk
336. Oar paddle or voice 𓊤 (Egyptian hieroglyph P8 ḫrw) and 𓄋 U-shaped jar. It represents the Churning of the Ocean of Milk. Having lost their powers because of a curse, the Devas worked with the demon Asuras to turn a mountain back and forth in the Ocean of Milk to produce Amrita, the elixir of immortality. Poison was also produced, but Shiva saved the world by confining the cosmic poison in his throat so that the Devas could regain immortality with the Amrita
336. Vishunu tikala. V shape with downward mace
341. Foot of Shiva Nataraja, the Lord of the Dance. Foot and presence of deity. Ability of deity such as Krishna to change destiny with a single toe.
342. Shiva symbol. The most frequently used Indus Script symbol
342 - 345: Shiva tilaka symbol. (aka the jar)
342. Shiva symbol. New Moon. Invisible, empty vessel
343. Shiva symbol. First quarter moon.
344. Shiva symbol. Second quarter moon.
345. Shiva symbol. Third quarter moon.
347 - 348. Shiva trishul trident
351. Vishnu symbol. World upholder, lotus, chakra
355 - 357 Vishnu symbols
365, 366. Shiva trident
287. Shivratri. Full moon. New Moon. MahaShivratri
362 - 364. Shiva symbol and scorpion symbol. Shiva swallows poison from Churning of the Ocean of Milk.
367 - 371. Shiva trishul trident
371 Shiva symbol. Tilaka third eye forehead mark
373 - 379. Eyes.
372. Shiva symbol. Cobra, trishul trident, third eye line of tripundra
372. Shiva symbol, a trident with three symbols: Serpent, Naga king Vasuki encircles the throat of Shiva to help him confine the poison. Third eye. Trident.
372. Trimurti. Discus chakra and lotus of Vishnu, third destroying eye of Shiva, Brahma on floating lotus.
377. Third eye. Shiva Sati lingam pilgrimmage temple site. Months name with 4 weeks.
379. Shiva lingam with tripunda 3 lines
The winged V symbol, Indus sign #342, is most frequent in the Indus Script corpus.
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