Echoes of the Script — Library Pop-Ups (Tennessee)

2) Intro block

Family-friendly mini-labs that introduce the Indus script through hands-on decoding prompts, symbol-hunt activities, and short walk-throughs of real inscriptions. Because we’re in East Tennessee, I use a brief Cherokee-syllabary bridge as a local on-ramp—just enough to show how writing systems work—then the focus shifts back to Indus signs, sign groups, and simple “falsifiability” checks. Pilot events are being developed with East Tennessee libraries.

Families receive take-home worksheets so they can keep decoding together after the event.

3) Morristown block

Morristown, TN — Morristown-Hamblen Library

Status: In development

Target Launch: Summer 2026 (TBD)

Format: Market-side pop-up → short in-library Indus script mini-lab (symbol hunt, decoding prompts, family worksheet)

4) Kingsport block

Kingsport, TN — Kingsport Public Library

Status: In planning

Dates: TBD

Format: Community pop-up → short in-library Indus script mini-lab (symbol hunt, decoding prompts, family worksheet)

5) Experience bullets

• See how the Indus script appears on real artifacts and seals
• Try a simple symbol-hunt + decoding prompt with your family
• Work through a take-home Indus worksheet together (kid + parent friendly)
• Optional local bridge: write your name in the Cherokee syllabary as a way to compare two writing systems
• Join a 15–20 minute mini-workshop and take home a printed Indus worksheet

6) Updates line

Stay informed about upcoming dates and new worksheets—enter your email for updates, or contact mlscholar@veil-removed.org (subject: Echoes – Library Updates).