Hi, it's Mike Chen.
Let me ask you guys something.
Do you think mankind is currently at the peak
of a modern age of advancement in technology and weaponry,
or are we merely trapped in a never-ending cyclical process
of innovation, prosperity and eventual self-destruction?
I ask this because there are those among us
who believe that humanity's complicated fascination with nuclear warfare
is only a recent repeat in a series of achievements and blunders
that have come, gone and returned
with the passing of time and the rise and fall of different civilizations.
This means that there are currently a variety of theories and hypotheses
entertaining the idea and the strong likelihood
of an atomic war taking place thousands of years ago,
during a time when the most ancient human civilizations on the planet
had flourished and had subsequently been erased from existence.
While talk of an ancient nuclear war may sound like something you only see in scifi movies,
there are theorists and believers
who claim to have found indirect references in ancient literature
about a large-scale war in the past
that used complex tools of destruction.
There are also allegedly best available evidences
which can be found in ancient ruins supporting the possibility
that our ancient ancestors possessed highly advanced technology
which may have included powerful weapons intended for atomic warfare.
So let's talk about some of these ancient literature.
Modern humankind had never heard or experienced horrific descriptions
about the aftermath of a nuclear explosion
until the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan
during the Second World War.
However, an accurate description
of such a catastrophic event
had allegedly already been written in ancient texts thousands of years ago
– particularly, in the great Sanskrit epic
of ancient India titled "The Mahabharata."
The Mahabharata, which spoke of doom and destruction and allegedly contained verses
that seemingly spoke of a nuclear war.
It is believed by some to be an indirect proof
that an ancient nuclear war actually took place on Earth
way before the nuclear bomb attacks in World War II.
The ancient Hindu epic are claimed by some
to have originated thousands of years earlier.
And they say it described massive "fireball" weapons falling from the sky
during a war between the Rama Empire
and an enemy race considered as the archetype of the mythical empire of Atlantis.
One reference in the Mahabharata
purportedly speaks of explosions
which were described to be brighter than "a thousand suns."
And when these blasts occurred,
the suns were supposedly twirling in the sky;
the trees went up in flames;
and the overall destruction was so massive
that corpses were burned to the point that they were completely unrecognizable.
And those who managed to survive the blasts,
however, started to lose their hair and nails,
while their food supplies got contaminated.
All these are allegedly a concise reference
to radiation poisoning and nuclear fallout,
which were documented on texts that are thousands of years old.
These gritty details referencing an atomic war
is said to have occurred in a bygone era,
when knowledge and technology required to make such weapons
should not have existed yet.
Sooner less of this, some believe that the Hindu epic of Mahabharata
may not be as mythological as most scholars and experts think.
And among the best evidences
usually raised to support the theory of an ancient nuclear war
is the ancient city discovered at Mohenjo Daro.
Now an archeological site located in Sindh, Pakistan,
Mohenjo Daro was built around 2500 BCE,
and was one of the largest settlements of the ancient Indus Valley civilization
until its abandonment in the 19th century BCE.
This archeological site was not rediscovered until the 1920s,
and since then, significant excavation has been conducted at the site of the city.
When excavations of Mohenjo Daro reached the street level,
they discovered 44 skeletons which were scattered all over the city.
Many of them were holding hands and were lying down in the street,
while their faces and body positioning suggested
that they suffered a sudden, violent death.
In certain areas of the site,
they have found increased levels of radiation,
and it was also a wonder how the bodies,
which are thousands of years old by archeological standards,
did not decay or get eaten by wild animals along the way.
British Indian researcher David Davenport,
in particular, claimed to have found a 50-yard-wide epicenter at Mohenjo Daro
where everything appeared to have been fused and glassified
by a heat as high as 1500°C
through a transformative process known as vitrification.
Vitrification is a process in which
regular-type stone gets molten into magma state
before hardening once again.
However, once the stone is hardened, it feels like glass.
At the site, there is evidence of vitrification,
a phenomenon which could have only been achieved
if the site was exposed to extreme heat by some type of blast.
In addition, A. Gorbovsky in his book titled "Riddles of Ancient History"
reported the discovery of at least one human skeleton in the area
with a level of radioactivity approximately 50 times greater
than it should have been because of natural radiation.
Davenport, on the other hand,
claimed that what was found at Mohenjo Daro
corresponded exactly to what was seen
after the nuclear bombings in Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
But does this evidence point to an ancient nuclear war
that actually took place in the ancient city discovered at Mohenjo Daro?
Skeptics and many experts in the field of archeology
and the sciences would respond in the negative.
One of the first problems with this theory is that
the excavations in Mohenjo Daro
- through which the bodies were discovered
- have been criticized by scholars for the poor approach
used during the dig period.
The poor methodology applied by the excavators
has consequently made interpretation of the ancient site difficult.
Even though some of the original excavators of the site
have initially interpreted the evidence in a way
that suggested that the skeletons found there were linked
by a single catastrophic event,
they took the view that the catastrophe was brought about by war
and not a nuclear explosion.
Moreover, it was also determined by some scholars
that although some of the bodies were found in the same parts of the city,
their distribution suggested that many of them actually came for different time periods.
Some of the bodies were clearly from the Early period of Indus Valley civilization
while some are believed to be from the Late period.
It is worth nothing that the two periods
are more than a thousand years apart.
Also, the idea that the bodies were laying around in the streets has been disproven.
The bulk of the bones found at the ancient city
were actually found in contexts
suggesting burials of the sloppiest and most irreverent nature.
The most infamous group of bodies
that were found lying in the middle of the street
was actually caused by the fact that
these bodies were buried during the later period of the Indus Valley civilization,
at a time when the existing buildings
had been built over the establishments erected in earlier periods.
Hence, the bodies found, as it turns out,
were buried above a road which was built
from a period hundreds of years earlier.
As for the remarkably well-preserved bones,
this can be chalked up to Mohenjo Daro
being literally one of the hottest places on Earth,
with temperatures reaching up to 128 degrees.
And because the location is also really dry,
it is a perfect climate for preservation.
This is also probably the reason
why the mud-brick buildings are still standing until now.
As for the claims about there being radiation at Mohenjo Daro,
the problem with these allegations is that
no one is completely certain where this claim originated from.
Since the source of the claim was not any of the scientists
directly involved with the Mohenjo Daro digs,
it's difficult to verify whether this claim is actually true.
Another major problem with the theory
that the Mohenjo Daro settlement was destroyed
because of a nuclear explosion is the city itself.
For an ancient city that was supposed to have been obliterated by an atomic bomb,
it is unusual and inconsistent
that the buildings in the area are still intact,
and some of them are still standing erect at 15 feet high.
Since they are made out of mud,
some of them should have been toppled
if a nuclear weapon did hit the ancient city
as the force of its blast wave had more than sufficient destructive power to do so.
So what do you guys think?
Was there really an ancient nuclear war thousands of years ago?
And if so, did an advanced human civilization exist on planet Earth around that time,
or their supposed high technology alien in nature?
While all the evidences presented referring to an ancient atomic war
have somehow been debunked one way or another,
it is also difficult to definitively dismiss
that a highly-advanced ancient civilization
didn't exist on this planet at all
without presenting tangible proof as well.
Nevertheless, mankind in general must keep in mind
that the important thing is for us
to not pass judgment on this subject matter so rashly.
Because keep in mind documented history is only about 5000-6000 years
and new evidence gets discoverred all the time
that seems to shake what was talked to us in school and the textbooks.
And guys, speaking of unexplained events in history,
definitely download the audio book 'Magicians of the Gods',
the forgotten wisdom of Earth's lost civilization
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Thank you all so much for watching this video.
I'll see you later.
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