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Historical Finds, are They True 99%, At Least?

Discussion on historical findings credibility.

A lot of findings have been made on historical finds. But have any of you ever wondered the credibility of it?

For those proved ones like the towering pyramids, The Great Wall of China and some other history artifacts are really believable. But what about those historical finds like humans were from the generation of apes came about? Are they correct findings or false?

This is the type of historical findings that can be called controversial. We would never know the true nature of it. I've never come across any books or documentaries showing the findings of a skeletal ape representing our ancestors. Another historical finding would of a controversial nature would be the way ancient people speak. How do they derive those languages? I understand from findings that some scribbling on the ancient caves that those words derive from a language called “Sanskrit”.

How correct is that? I guess there is no right or wrong answer. Archaeologists and the like are trying to find interesting finds like this, so that you and me can sit in the comforts of our own home, and read about these historical findings.

It would be interesting to find out the historical finds of why an ancient city such as Pompeii were destroyed naturally and other interesting finds. I love reading about history, because without history, we wouldn't be where we are now, would we? What do you think?

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Comments (2)
#1 by Samuel Z Jones, Feb 10, 2008
The answer regarding Sanskrit is that a Yogic Guru named Nath (and his disciples) travelled from India several thousand years ago, spreading his doctrine and his language throughout Asia. The proof of that is that not only Sanskrit but other Yogic principles appear in martial arts and religions all across the ancient world, corresponding with the supposed dates and route of Nath's pilgrimage. The story is detailed in the yogic text 'Hathapradipika', which is available in English.
#2 by arrested_tragedy , Mar 12, 2008
thks bro for that comprehensive explanation appreciate it ;)
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