Understanding the discovery of the Harappan Civilization | Prof. Nayanjot Lahiri | ASC IITGN

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Great presentation especially revealing the three seals of Tessitori

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Great 👍 recall of Yessitori work

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Great work Worth highlighting TESSITORI

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Were there any worshipped stones at HARAPPAN STUPA

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John Marshall never highlighted that Tens of seals were found in India whereas ONE or two seals were found afar in Susa .However still Breitishers claimed the SOURCE to Outside India seal SOURCE

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Great explanation...👍

[@AstroHealerRoop]

There are very few comments on good content. And this video is a classical example of the fact

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Inspiring Work . This much data collection need Hardworking and Passion

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Great madam.

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Marshal rode on the shoulders of Tessitori, Vats and Banerjee; Master verses Being mastered

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Tessitori work should now be HONORED by calling indian Heritage as KALIBANGA CIVILIZATION as it

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y?

[@marysylvie2012]

Nice presentation. However, if we call WWI, a world war, it means it was NOT on only one continent. It means it was international, and all over the globe. Of course, some parts of the world were more involved than others. Yet, indirectly, it touched India. And India had to contribute. That is why it is called WWI. And we owe a lot to John Marshall for having proceeded slowly and cautiously. Even so, his discoveries were not welcomed by historians because a newly discovered civilzation of the amplitude as the Indus one, was contradicting their theories, their books, their teachings, their routine!!!!! Despite his young age, Sir John Marshall understood the consequences of his findings. He published the seals in an honest quest for more information, and he got it. That does not remove the honors due to his assistants who were heroic in their own field and problems. I totally ignored the Italian scholar, Tessitori. So, thank you for your invaluable teaching. And bravo!

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Long live India long live Hinduism