Exploring the deep roots of Tulu language, coastal epigraphy, folklore, and historical artifacts.
A comprehensive look into the paleographic evidence suggesting the early origins of the Tulu script, comparing it with contemporaneous Dravidian scripts found in palm leaf manuscripts.
A study on restoration techniques and paleographic decipherment of 16th-century Tulu manuscripts found in rural temple archives, outlining historical linguistic shifts.
An analysis of Siri and Koti Chennaya folk epics, researching the rhyme systems, historical geography, and sociological impacts on coastal communities.
Translating and analyzing stone slab inscriptions discovered near Barkur, tracing political alliances and ancient Tulu grammatical structures.
A comparative phonological analysis mapping Tulu consonant shifts and unique vocabulary chains to understand its divergency from Proto-South Dravidian.
