Unfortunately for them the evidence being unearthed is so compelling and difficult to hide truth is emerging.
And there is an assumption that all civilizations have sprung from and developed only near River valleys.
Tag: India Archeology
Million Year Tamil site Near Chennai Ramani’s blog Info on Archeology, Now in Nature Magazine
Readers of this site know well that I never post information without evidence nor providing information without authentic links.
I forgot in the above case.
Million year old Tamil site near Chennai.Million year old Tamil site near Chennai.
Skeptics who were /are critical of my research may criticise Nature now..
Tambaram Stone Age Settlement Rajendra Chola Inscriptions
Tambaram,now a bustling suburb of Chennai was a settlement of Stone Age People.
Implement of the Stone Age and Iron Age have been found here for a radius of 10km from Old Tambaram.
A 13th Century inscription of Rajaraja Chola and his son Rajendra Chola have been found(1000 AD).
Stone Age India Information, Sites, Photos
Sometime back I saw a post in Tumblr about Hinduism ‘This Shit has happened before’ ridiculing Indian Philosophy and History.
If there has a Shit and had happened there is nothing wrong in stating the facts, even if it is shit.
Much before the Western Civilisation was even thought of India, under the Name of Bharat was in Existence as a highly developed Culture.
I am attempting to present some facts and sites for those who are curious and especially for those who have been brain washed into believing that it was the West that gave India its Technology and civilised behaviour(?)
For more,please read posts under India,Hinduism,Indian Philosophy and Astrophysics.
The Stone Age the Stone Age in India begins with the Paleolithic (early Stone Age) and terminates after the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age). The Paleolithic dates back to the geological era of Middle Pleistocene. Paleolithic sites abound in Peninsular India, and are found more prominently at Pallavaram in Tamil Nadu, Hunsgi in Karnataka, Kuliana in Orissa, Didwana in Rajasthan, and Bhimbetka in Madhya Pradesh.
