Wealth Accounting for a Nation

--Economic and cultural roots of Hindu civilization -- R?gveda, Sarasvati River, Indus Script inscriptions-- Indus Script wealth-accounting, Sarasvati river basin archaeology of over 2000 archaeological sites (80% of the sites of Hindu civilization) & R?gveda evidence for Sarasvati River -- resources for ancient Indian Economic historyWhat facets unite the 2000+ archaeological sites out of 2600+ sites of the civilization? These can be summarized as: 1. Navigable waterway of Sarasvati River2. Common language3. Common Writing system called Indus Script; the decipherment indicates meticulous documentation of wealth-accounting ledgers by guilds of artisans and seafaring merchants4. Industrial scale organization of production of tin-bronze age products traded along an Ancient maritime Tin Route between Hanoi (Vietnam) and Haifa (Israel)5. Creating the shared wealth of a nation through guilds governed by Veda traditions of dharma, satyamThis book presents 1) textual evidence from R?gveda related to Sarasvati River and the people of the civilization who lived on Sarasvati-Sindhu river basins; and 2) results of decipherment of over 8000 Indus Script inscriptions as wealth-accounting ledgers of metalwork of Tin-Bronze Age Revolution.