by Subhashis Das.
Ancient India and Britain did have a contact with each other in the hoary antiquity.
Many would regard this claim to be preposterous but proofs of such contacts are in abundance in the form of many similar and near similar rituals, names and ofcourse the megaliths...
Several megalithic structures in these countries are so strikingly similar that to the beholder it may seem that these megaliths and their appendages must have been created by the same set of people.
And their presumption may not be altogether wrong as these similar structures must have resulted from a contact with each other and nothing else.
The few pictures below which reveal these striking similarities will coerce you to rethink on what you really know about our countries's antiquity...
The pictures below reveal the stunning similarities of the Holed Stones of Britain and India:
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Punkri Burwadih
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Kenidjack
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Kenidjack
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Punkri Burwadih
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Below are a few pics of a similar looking megalithic architecture both of Wales and India:
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Pathalgaddha, India
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Wales. (©Adam Stanford)
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Purni Mandar
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Pembrokeshire, Wales (© The Heritage Trust)
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The photographs below are of possible game boards done in megaliths/stones in India, Britain and even in Italy...see the striking similarity:
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Italy
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Llanfairfechan, Wales
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Punkri Burwadih, India
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The similarities in the above wouldn't have developed at free will but must have stemmed as a fall out of a contact in the foggy past.
Did ancient Indians travel to England or did they walk down to India in the hoary times travelling astronomical distances ?
The migratory tradition among many Mundaric tribes in India do speak of their wandering in various lands prior to their entry into India. One must remember many of these tribes are still megalithic.
As it is only the tribals in India who raise megaliths and seeing the resemblances of these monuments chances are that it were these people who were in contact with the far flung Isles.
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I agree with you Subhashis. I was lecturing on this in Britain 20 years ago, and you have introduced many more relevant and stimulating cases. Yours is inspiring work.
Callanish Megalithic Site: The Sanskrit connection
http://vediccafe.blogspot.in/2012/07/the-sanskrit-connection-callanish.html
Megaliths of Anamalais and Palani region of south india has close resemblance with Irish megaliths. Few basic words of Malayalam and Tamil has close resemblance, or some what similar to that in Irish language..
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