The Ancient Indus Valley Civilization | Graham Hancock #shorts #history

Graham Hancock about the ancient Indus Valley Civilization... #mystery #ancient #civilization

[CivitasYT]

Clip taken from the FLAGRANT podcast w/ Graham Hancock.
Song used; Otnicka, Where Are You

[sakuragihanamichi]

We need to find Nico Robin to read this.

[abirnigam]

My grandpa have existed longer then Pakistan... 😂😂😂

[flameguy]

It's funny, people always assume he's talking about Aliens or secret technology. But he's only saying that these guys were more smarter than we think and that is portrayed in society.

[professorlegacy]

Lots of people getting heated about "That's not ancient Pakistan. Ancient Pakistan doesn't exist." He never said it was. He's talking about the _location_ of the Indus Valley Civilization which spans modern Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan. Also, can we all just be happy he didn't say "And it was so complex that it simply had to be made by aliens"?
Edit: Please read comments below to see my evolution in thought on the matter. I have reevaluated my conclusions after listening to others' presentations. I stand by my "this site predates both Pakistan and India" position, but I see where this fellow saying "it was discovered in Pakistan" is getting people upset. It was, in fact, discovered in India.

[spinylogo]

It sucks cause the harapen civilization could tell us a lot about ancient India. But like he said their language is unreadable

[kiyotakaayanokouji]

Over 1400 Indus Valley civilisation sites have been discovered, of which 925 sites are in India and 475 sites in Pakistan, while some sites in Afghanistan are believed to be trading colonies.

[lifewiththelaurences]

I wonder if AI will one day be able to translate ancient languages without a key...

[rushikeshpabalkar]

Bhirrana - the oldest Indus Valley Civilization site, dating back to 7000- 8000 BCE.
That's mean our civilization is atleast 10000 years old not 5000. 🤯🤯

[rudronilroy]

In recent discovery its now the most oldest with 8000 years old

[prabhathsurya]

ಇದು ಪ್ರಾಚೀನ ಭಾರತದ ನಾಗರಿಕತೆ
ಇತಿಹಾಸದ ಬಗ್ಗೆ ಮಾತನಾಡುವಾಗ ಸ್ವಲ್ಪ ಗಮನವಿರಲಿ

[jacky]

I wish one day archeologist will decode the writings of Indus Valley civilization 🕉️

[lounzconic]

Plot twist: The inscriptions is a modern Doctor's prescription 😅

[spacewiz]

It amazes me how a lot of ancient civilizations end up being buried and overgrown by the earth

[ragemodels]

Wish they would DEVELOP AN A.I for ancient TEXTS.

[Silent_poet]

The only thing I could understand from this comment section is:
INDIA is way radical than i thought.

[ste]

Surely with the developments in AI it's only a matter of time before these kinds of finds can be translated.

[pritu]

But acknowledge first that Harappa and Mahenjodaro civilization first discovered and put enough light on this civilization by famous an Indian historian "Rakhaldas Bandopadhyay". Don't forget these words ...

[AB-DIY]

Give this text to The Quantum Computer

[durgeshkumar]

The problem with Indians to say not in Pakistan but ancient India is because the people of pakistan have created a myth in their mind that the people of that ancient site were not their forefathers but the arabs were. They think they are not converted but originally muslims from arab and even their forefathers were and its even written in their books they are not taught true history in their books they are taught the history of arab countries as they dont want themselves to be related to those kaafirs. When someone can't even recognise their origins and respect it then how can you take the glory that comes with their names and their achievements.