Library of Ancient Hindu History
In this Section, the history of Hindus (and that of Bharat, India)
beyond 3000 B.C. is presented. The Vedic age, which incorporates the lineage
of Manus and host of other stellar personalities, continued from archaic
past until the end of the Mahabharat War (3138 B.C.). The
Ramayanic and Mahabharat
civilizations are included during this period as well.
The Aryan
Invasion Theory, that the Aryans came into Bharat (India) from
outside around 1500 B.C. is now being disproven and abandoned among academic
circles and research institutions. Some articles analyzing this theory
are presented here.
The post-Mahabharat civilizations flourished on the banks of Saraswati
and Sindhu rivers. The so-called Indus
Valley Cultures (2500 B.C.) are testimonial to this premise. An International
Conference on Revisting Indus-Sarasvati
Age & Ancient India
was held in Atlanata from Oct 4-6, 1996. The abstracts of all the presented
papers and other News & Related Materials of Interest are available here. The second biennial conference on
New Perspective on Vedic & Ancient Indian
Civilization has been announced details have been posted here.
In addition to the above resources, please check out the following :
Sriram Sathe : Bharateeya Histography
Dr. Kalyanaraman : Indus Saraswati Civilization
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