Perhaps many of you have heard incredible stories about prehistoric nuclear war? So, today we will talk about one interesting find made in India. And here it will be appropriate to note that there is some truth in every fairy tale.
Mohenjo-Daro (also known as the "City of the Dead" in Sindhi) is located in the Pakistani province of Sindh, an ancient Hindu city. Mohenjo Daro was built in 2600 BC and was originally discovered by Rahaldas Banjopadhai, the chief of the Indian districts in 1922.
It was found on the site of this ancient city by a Buddhist monk, the monk thought it was an ancient burial. In 1930, during a mass excavation conducted under the leadership of John Marshall, K. N. Dixit, Ernest McKay, and many others, skulls and skeletons were found scattered throughout the ancient city. Some of the skeletons discovered indicated that people died hiding and hugging each other, and many of them were burned alive. It was found that the ruins of the city are at least several thousand years old. The bones of 44 people were found, which were literally melted into the ground.
Ruins of Mahenjo-Daro.
What do archaeologists say when answering the question “What caused this catastrophe? Maybe ancient people were killed by wild animals? According to a detailed examination, there are no signs of torture or animal bites on the bones, but there are traces of extreme light radiation. According to archaeologists, the city was destroyed 2,000 years ago by atomic explosions. Soviet scientists have found that bones emit 50 times more radiation than the natural background. Other ancient cities in northern India have also been found, like Mohenjo-Daro. Nuclear heat literally melted the city built of mud bricks.
Mohenjo-Daro was destroyed by a massive atomic bombing. This is the conclusion of David Davenport, an Indian archaeologist and explorer of English descent.
The fatal horror 4000 years ago, was described in an ancient Indian book (Indian analogue of the Bible) called "Mahabharata": "Heat, smoke and thousands of Suns burned the city to ashes. The water has disappeared, hunger, thousands of people are dying. " And also in the text was added: "This is one of the most powerful and terrible weapons that we have never seen before."
Lonar crater. Diameter - 1800 m, depth up to 132 m.
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Based on ancient Bible writings, archaeologist David Davenport believes that the fate of Mohenjo-Daro is connected with the war between the Aryans and Dravidians. The Aryans ruled areas with foreign miners extracting natural resources. Since Mohenjo-Daro, the city of the Dravidians, the visiting people had to be destroyed as allies of the Aryans. The Bible says that more than 30,000 people received refugee status from the city within seven days of the bombing.
Remains found during the excavations of Mohenjo-Daro.
The text also mentions "vimanas" - pilots of that time. William Sturm said, "The destruction of Mohenjo-Daro could not have been caused by conventional bombing," and another prominent scientist, Antonio Castellani, added, "The death of Mohenjo-Dara has nothing to do with natural disasters."
If Mohenjo-Daro was destroyed by nuclear bombing, then who created these weapons at that time? And if not, what caused a fire of such strength and a flame capable of melting sand? These questions remain unanswered so far.