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Additional Credits

• Figures 10 -19: Courtesy of Nanki Nath Personal Archives of Manuscript-style Gurmukhi letterforms Writing Practice
• Figures 18 -19: First-phase glyph explorations for selective Gurmukhi letters from the personality mapping model of Fig. 17