The best example of Indus Valley in the south is the 'Great Bath' of mohun ja daro replicated in the numerous rural temple ponds/tanks of tamil nadu and south India Also 'Jallikattu' bull fighting sport of tamil nadu seen on Indus Seals in Delhi museum.
@@-_.0O Hope you can explain what the difference in purpose between Tamil temple ponds and ponds in the rest of Indian temples is? Just saying XYZ doesn't work. You need to substantiate your point with data and logic.
@@-_.0O You can write an essay somewhere else I share a link here. Amusing to see dravidian chauvinists doing mental acrobatics with ridiculous anachronisms.
Once the IVC was abandoned it would soon be taken over by rural inhabitants and stangers visiting the areas. The over 2000cities would suffer neglect and soon decline into uninhabitable ruins. Thid evident process of the late harappan prriod confirms that the 5 million inhabitants of the IVC had abandoned their many cities at short notice, and migrated out in Response to an imminent threat of stonehenge type invasion by the Andronovo, Sintashta Steppe culture. 2000bc to. 1150bc .Read respective warring histories.
IVC was built by light brown-skinned Caucasian Neolithic Iranians (check out the phenotype of Neolithic Iranians on the internet). Dark-skinned Tamils like you are genetically AASImaxxed people and have nothing to do with IVC. The North Indians and South Indian savarnas are the closest people genetically to the indus people. All the major IVC-related words in the Dravidian linguistic family are Indo-Aryan loanwords.
The IVC were an advanced and sophisticated, indigenous urban Civilization with wide spread local and international trade links. The evacuation, migration and relocation of the displaced 5 million IVC inhabitants was a task easily accomplished by the very capable IVC administration.
What evacuation/relocation are you talking about? There was a gradual "localization" phase at the end of late Harappan age where people migrated out of the urban centers to rural hinterlands and possibly to the Ganga Yamuna region, primarily due to declining rainfall and increased aridity in the Indus Saraswati region. The trade networks also collapsed due to multiple reasons.
@@sridharanjagadeesan5629 do you know Wikipedia? Your question has a detailed answer with references here en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarasvati_River Cheers, now you know of this valuable tool, use it responsibly! Check the references properly, sometimes they may be outdated or incorrect.
The best example of Indus Valley in the south is the 'Great Bath' of mohun ja daro replicated in the numerous rural temple ponds/tanks of tamil nadu and south India
Also 'Jallikattu' bull fighting sport of tamil nadu seen on Indus Seals in Delhi museum.
Temple ponds exist all around India, not just in Tamilnadu, with their primary purpose being ritual purification.
@@mpnikhilthere are differences in the way it functions. Hope u understand
@@-_.0O Hope you can explain what the difference in purpose between Tamil temple ponds and ponds in the rest of Indian temples is? Just saying XYZ doesn't work. You need to substantiate your point with data and logic.
@@mpnikhil comments section is not a forum to write essays n articles. Emails ok?
@@-_.0O You can write an essay somewhere else I share a link here. Amusing to see dravidian chauvinists doing mental acrobatics with ridiculous anachronisms.
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It is of note that the 5 million inhabitants of the IVC were able to successfully and strategically avoid/prevent a tragic Stonehenge type experience
very grateful for the lectures...but, i cannot heard the word 'actually' one more time 🙂. sir, please.....
Once the IVC was abandoned it would soon be taken over by rural inhabitants and stangers visiting the areas. The over 2000cities would suffer neglect and soon decline into uninhabitable ruins.
Thid evident process of the late harappan prriod confirms that the 5 million inhabitants of the IVC had abandoned their many cities at short notice, and migrated out in Response to an imminent threat of stonehenge type invasion by the Andronovo, Sintashta Steppe culture. 2000bc to. 1150bc .Read respective warring histories.
IVC was built by light brown-skinned Caucasian Neolithic Iranians (check out the phenotype of Neolithic Iranians on the internet). Dark-skinned Tamils like you are genetically AASImaxxed people and have nothing to do with IVC. The North Indians and South Indian savarnas are the closest people genetically to the indus people. All the major IVC-related words in the Dravidian linguistic family are Indo-Aryan loanwords.
They may have worn bangles
North Indian men wear Kara’s
The IVC were an advanced and sophisticated, indigenous urban Civilization with wide spread local and international trade links. The evacuation, migration and relocation of the displaced 5 million IVC inhabitants was a task easily accomplished by the very capable IVC administration.
What evacuation/relocation are you talking about? There was a gradual "localization" phase at the end of late Harappan age where people migrated out of the urban centers to rural hinterlands and possibly to the Ganga Yamuna region, primarily due to declining rainfall and increased aridity in the Indus Saraswati region. The trade networks also collapsed due to multiple reasons.
Nobody displaced anybody. There were no Aryan Superman invasion. Time to wake up from the DMK conspiracy theories dude 😂😂😂😂.
@@mpnikhil Where is the Saraswathi River ? who coined this word and when it was coined ?
@@sridharanjagadeesan5629 do you know Wikipedia? Your question has a detailed answer with references here
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarasvati_River
Cheers, now you know of this valuable tool, use it responsibly! Check the references properly, sometimes they may be outdated or incorrect.
@@mpnikhilinvasion theory nahi hai. But aryan migration sahi hai😂.. u know about steppe region ryt