Sarasvati Civilization | Part 8 | Primary Sources of History | Dr. S Kalyanaraman |

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Amazingly original and brilliant. One of the greatest presentations ever. Insightful and full of extra-ordinary significance.

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What a grand conclusion to this highly intellectual compilation . Shows the amount of time ,thought and money invested into showing us the wealth of our own nation. The incident of the research announcement on your 81st birthday was God’s way of showing his blessings and happiness to you. I am v lucky to have witnessed your research presentation for the 8 episodes. Thank you so much

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[@vinayaks7495]

Sir, look into the latest blog of Ajith Vadakkayil.

[@asifanwar2391]

When vedic saraswati river dried up? I'm confused because many indologist gave their own different theories & date and location ?

[@atacama1000]

No one knows the exact date but it has to be somewhere around 3000 BC that's what I've heard and read.

[@ProtiumPower]

Even Mahabharat which is assumed to be between 4000-3000Bc, mentions that Saraswati ends in Desert. Geographical data shows it fully dried around 2000Bc, when the Indus valley civilisation ended whose majority of sites are settled around dried river.

[@asifanwar2391]

@@ProtiumPower According to astrology how much ago dried up- Saraswati river?

[@ProtiumPower]

@@asifanwar2391 Why are you looking in astrology? Astrology deals with the position of planets and stars in Zodiacs and their effect on thought process of mind. Modern satellite images show the dried paths and river beds of the river. Some parts of river still used for agriculture in Rajasthan and Haryana as the water now only exist as underground stream. Ghaggar-Hakra is one of the remaining parts of the river. In the Indus valley sites from 3000Bc, there is a break of 100km where in that time the Saraswati must have gone underground, then reemerging, that is at the time of IVC it was still weakening. As I said many Indologist believe Mahabharat took place between 4000Bc to 3000Bc. It mentions Saraswati ends in Desert not Sea. But the Rgveda, the older of texts says that Saraswati is the mightest of all rivers. Predicting by geological trends of the river, it was so around 10000Bc when during the Ice age the global temperatures were lower and more ice was present in Himalayas. It also has been suggested that due to earthquake the path of Saraswati diverted to Yamuna and Ganga. Conclusion: Geological features take thousands of years of time to change. So there is no fixed date as for when it dries, but the trend of drying is noticeable.

[@xoaddearth8028]

Can spend much time examining the ancient glphs of Indo-european culture

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[@Samyakindialife]

Saraswathi civilization is started in Eurasian area 3500 years ago

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[@atacama1000]

Where did you get that from?

[@Samyakindialife]

@@atacama1000 From history "Sara "is a mother lady of aryans she was lived in the nearby "Swath" River side. That is why name Saraswathi

[@atacama1000]

@@Samyakindialife sorry many you're wrong on that one. Saraswati is mentioned in the the Vedas which was written by the Indians and not some 'Aryans'.

[@Samyakindialife]

@@atacama1000 The written peoples are not indians they are purely aryans aka Brahmins, because vedas are written after 900. AD only, till that it was a poem or chant , this poem is the same zoroastrianism religion zend-Avesta and Gathas