New Interpretation on indus valley civilisation - Reg
  • Dear members

    Have any body read New Interpretations on Indus vally civilisation written by R. Jeya kumar

    The book emphasis that indus sites are necropolises i.e. burial grounds and not mega polises as populary imagined

    Corborative evidences for indus symbos are found in jyothisa vedanga

    The inscriptions on seals refer to month and date of annual death ceremony

    The book also decihpered Indus seals.

    It is wonderful book after making very indepth analysis.

    If any body has views in these regards kindly intimate
  • I dont have any knowledge on Indus valley civilisation nor read this book.

    But what I know is, there were not many bones found in Indus valley and
    thats one of the mystery sorrounding why such a civilization vanished
    without any trace. If people were dead by war or natural disaster, bones
    should have been found but nothing was found except a few. Then how come
    this can be a burial place?

    Experts can correct me if I am wrong.
  • Dear LK and Satish
    The original Mohenjadaro excavations did find a lot of skeletons infact Mohenjadaro means mound of dead.
    http://www.mohenjodaro.net/
    Its interesting our songwriters call beautigul women....mound of dead!!! more interestingly the songwriter proudly claims Kilimanjaro is a peak in the Everest mountain!!! In sun TV on the making of Enthiran!! Its actually the tallest peak in Africa!
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Kilimanjaro
    KR
    Sri


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  • Very wrong interpretation.
    Maha Jan Daaryo
    Mahajandhar
    A safe place for Maha Janangal
    R Narasimhan

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