Figure 1. Geography of the Vedas: Rivers
Figure 2. The Rigveda and the Other Three Vedas: Tribes
Figure 3. The Indus Civilization between 2100 and 1600 BCE
Figure 4. Two Pages of Kikkuli’s Treatise
Figure 5. Indo-Aryan, the Language of the Vedas (AM: Asia Minor-MS: Mitanni Syria-T: Tocharian BM: BMAC)
Figure 6. Togolok-21, BMAC, reconstructed by Viktor Sarianidi
Figure 7. Carts from Harappa (2100-1600 BCE)
Figure 8. Wheels from Harappa (2600-1900 BCE)
Figure 9. Panel from Sanchi with Spoked Wheels
Figure 10. Rock Paintings from Mirzapur
Figure 11. Spoked Wheel from the Sun Temple at Konarak
Figure 12. Procession Cart with Solid Wheels from a Temple at Kumbakonam
Figure 13. Sintashta Graves (between 2200 and 1800 BCE)
Figure 14. Ceiling Panel of Sage Vidyāraṇya
Figure 15. Ritual Arena for the Soma Ceremonies
Figure 16. The Ritual Arena as a Historical Map
Figure 17. Facing Opposite Directions in the Sadas
Figure 18. Looking East into the Sadas
Figure 19. The History of Ancient and Medieval Science
Figure 20. Squares and Oblongs in Proto-geometry
Figure 21. The New Domestic Altar
Figure 22. First Layer of the Piling of Agni
Figure 23. The Theorem of Baudhāyana
Figure 24. The Sound Pattern of Language
Figure 25. Karmic Arithmetic or Tit-for-tat I: Ridiculing Ugly People
Figure 26. Karmic Arithmetic or Tit-for-tat II: Despising Low-class Musicians
List of Illustrations
* Except for the map, these illustrations appear after Sixteen: Buddhism.