Buddha Prakash finds in his work Rigveda and the Indus Valley Civilization that the three-headed figure may be the Vedic 'Visvarupa Tvastr' based on a review of a mid-1960s seal.

Among the many ways Shiva is worshiped, the Shiva Lingam stands out as one of the most profound and enigmatic symbols of ...

Indus Valley Civilization is one of the four earliest civilizations ... (Proto-Shiva) represented in ... (Lingam) worship. 21. Occupations practiced were spinning, weaving, boat making, ...

Of course, it is impossible to write about the Indus Valley Civilization without also writing about its famous seals. ... three heads and a lingam, as an early depiction of Shiva, or proto-Shiva.

Among the several domed conical stones found along the Indus Valley, ... The Rig Veda does not mention the lingam or even Shiva. Lingam means sign or symbol—an abstract representation of Shiva.

Stretching back over 5,000 years, its timeless teachings have influenced countless generations and civilizations, perhaps none more significantly than the enigmatic Indus Valley Civilization.

'Sindhu- Saraswati Valley Civilization: A Re-Appraisal', to be held February 21-22, will discuss, reconsider and reconstruct a shared identity of the Sindhu (Indus) and Saraswati (Vedic) cultures ...

Since the discovery of the Indus Valley Civilisation (ca. 2300-1750 BC) in the 1920s, the Pasupathi seal has been the subject of considerable discussion and disagreement.

Of course, it is impossible to write about the Indus Valley Civilization without also writing about its famous seals. ... three heads and a lingam, as an early depiction of Shiva, or proto-Shiva.