Though the Indus Valley written language has not been fully deciphered, its context implies that it mainly concerns:
A) the lineage of the ruler
B) military victories
C) worship of the many gods in the Egyptian pantheon
D) an accounting of commodities

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The Indus Valley written language is mostly composed of symbols representing commodities such as grains, animals, and textiles. This suggests that it was used for accounting purposes, rather than for recording religious or political information. Therefore, choice D is the best option.

Though the Indus Valley Written Language Has Not Been Fully