Extract here from a very interesting article about the findings of three Indian archaeologists, Mahesh Keshavam, Gangadhar Yadav and Akbar Patel, who have deciphered an ancient inscription, pushing back the origins of Indian civilisation to the last Ice Age, and who kindly make reference to my work: The convincing proof is the Naga Stone itself. The message written on it is unambiguous. The local ruler of that time, Vasuki, said that the ancient Naga celebration of Panchami must be followed since it had come down to his people (whom he called Vedic people) from an ancient 10,000-year-old tradition from Sangam and Dwarka. Since the stone itself is at least 3,000 years old, it makes the mother cultures of Sangam and Dwarka more than 13,000 years old, that is, before the end of the last great ice age. But where were Sangam and Dwarka? We believe that Sangam refers to an ancient Tamil civilization and Dwarka to an ancient Gujarati one, said Akbar. It would seem that the British writer, Graham Hancock, was right. He had postulated that there were many ancient civilizations spread across the world before the end of the last great ice age, when the sea levels were a lot lower. Two of those civilizations were based in India -one off the coast of modern Tamil Nadu and another off the coast of modern Gujarat. These civilizations were destroyed when the ice age ended and the sea levels rose. The survivors escaped to the north and established what we call the Vedic civilization. So, according to Graham Hancock, the ancient Vedic civilization descended from an even more ancient Tamil and Gujarati civilisation. The Naga Stone has just confirmed this theory. Clearly, our history books need some rewriting! Thanks to Nyantara Chakravarthi for drawing my attention to this article published a few months ago in the newspaper India today. Read the rest of it here: indiatoday.intoday.in/story/indus-valley-script-vedic-history-naga-stone/1/331040.html
Posted on: Fri, 16 May 2014 12:19:11 +0000
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