Indian Culture is Extremely Ancient - 5000 Years Old - Indus Valley | Graham Hancock

Indian Culture is Extremely Ancient - 5000 Years Old - Indus Valley | Graham Hancock
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[scortexfire]

Finally someone asked Graham about India.❤

[konradbanys]

the bloke says "wow" before anything significant was said...

[Sachinkannadiga-idhz]

Just one example of how ancient our ancient India is.❤ Now also available kalpaka vigrah (lord Shiva idol) made by copper after carbon rating 52000 year old😂 can you believe is this currently in USA smuggled from Tibet..1947before

[k-dy]

Schultz pretending he understands what they're talking about 🤦‍♂️

[jetsetjourneysofficial]

just something people can do with their body parts

[dondiosmentor]

Name Bharatha is what you need to know. That is lord Rams brothers name and Lord Ram was here 9300 years ago. It is a fact because the astrological picture would give you the accurate time line so bharath has been there after the flood 11700 years ago. I would think it would be much older than that. It would be in the era ware the lost chapter Grahm Hancock talked about. Infact i would argue bharath was the spiritual capital that existed from long long time ago. To add to that the 7 sages mentioned in sumar is the saptha rishis that mathsya awathara of vishnu giuided through the flood to rebuild the human civilization after the end of the ice age.