The Secret Of Mohenjo Daro Revealed! Now You Will Know How The Was Ancient Civilization Wiped Away.

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In the 1920s, the discovery of ancient cities at Mohenjo Daro and Harappa in Pakistan gave the first clue to the existence more than 4,000 years ago of a civilization in the Indus Valley to rival those known in Egypt and Mesopotamia.

the mysterious city of Mohenjo Daro was home to an unknown, advanced and prosperous civilization that used technology and constructed buildings that were unique to the ancient world.

Artifacts, relics and ruins reveal startling evidence that the inhabitants of Mohenjo Daro possessed inventions that were far ahead of their time.

The ruined great city of Mohenjo-Daro ("Mound of the Dead") was once a major urban center of the Harappa Culture or Indus Civilization, a highly developed civilization that flourished on the banks of the rivers Indus and Saraswati, around 3000 BC.

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These cities demonstrated an exceptional level of civic planning and amenities. The houses were furnished with brick-built bathrooms and many had toilets. Wastewater from these was led into well-built brick sewers that ran along the centre of the streets, covered with bricks or stone slabs.

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Cisterns and wells finely constructed of wedge-shaped bricks held public supplies of drinking water. Mohenjo Daro also boasted a Great Bath on the high mound overlooking the residential area of the city. Built of layers of carefully fitted bricks, gypsum mortar and waterproof bitumen, this basin is generally thought to have been used for ritual purification.

The city lacks temples, or monuments. There's no obvious central seat of government or evidence of a king or queen. Modesty, order, and cleanliness were apparently preferred. Pottery and tools of copper and stone were standardized. Seals and weights suggest a system of tightly controlled trade.

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The question is why and how did this enigmatic civilization vanish? The history of the ancient world is full of secrets.

Some say it was cause of a violent massacre or maybe due to flood and diseases but the most convincing one was nuclear atomic attack.

Massacre:

Sir Mortimer Wheeler, who excavated at Mohenjo Daro in 1950s, believed they were victims of a single massacre and suggested that the Indus civilization, whose demise was unexplained, had fallen to an armed invasion by Indo-Aryans, nomadic newcomers from the northwest, who are thought to have settled in India during the second millennium BC. Wheeler claimed the remains belonged to individuals who were defining the city in its final hours. He was so convincing that this theory became the accepted version of the fate of the Indus civilization.

However, many of his claims simply did not add up. There was no evidence that the skeletons belonged to ‘defenders of the city' as no weapons were found and the skeletons contained no evidence of violent injuries. Some archaeologists suggested that the influx of Indo-Aryan people occurred after the decline of the Indus civilization while others questioned whether an Indo-Aryan invasion of the subcontinent even took place at all.

Flood and disease:

An alternative theory was put forward that the city suffered extensive flooding and that people died off as a result of water-borne diseases such as cholera. Recent investigations revealed considerable evidence of flooding at Mohenjo Daro in the form of many layers of silty clay. The Indus River was prone to change its course and through the centuries moved gradually eastward, leading periodically to flooding within the bounds of the city. Indeed, the massive brick platforms on which the city is constructed and the fortifications around parts of it seemed to have been designed to provide protection against such floods. Conditions would have been ideal for the spread of water-borne diseases, especially cholera, although cholera epidemics cannot be proved to have occurred.

The conclusion that many mainstream archaeologists now make is that the ‘massacre' victims from Mohenjo Daro were simply the victims of the natural tragedy of fatal disease rather than that of human aggression. But this conclusion also has many holes why did the remains of individuals appear in contorted positions, almost frozen at the very moment of death? Why did they appear to have been struck down suddenly? Surely if they died of disease their bodies would have been buried and not found scattered around the city?

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Ancient Aliens claims that there was a nuclear bomb dropped there in the ancient past, they give several reasons to believe this: "Skeletons were found lying face down in the street many holding hands. Their faces and body positioning suggested they suffered a sudden, violent death." "You have a culture of people who literally were lying dead in the street. Archaeologists have found human remains and something big has happened to these people." wild animals avoided scavenging their remains, and even after thousands of years, have their bones not decayed.In certain areas of that site you find increased levels of radiation.British researcher David Davenport claimed to have found a 50-yard-wide epicenter at Mohenjo Daro where everything appeared to have been fused through a trans-formative process known as vitrification."Vitrification is a process in which regular-type stone gets molten into a magma state, and then it hardens again but once the stone is hardened again it feels like glass.

Nationally known expert William Sturm said: "the melting of bricks at Mohenjo Daro could not have been caused by a normal fire", while Professor Antonio Castellani, a space engineer in Rome said: "it's possible that what happened at Mohenjo Daro was not a natural phenomenon".

At Mohenjo Daro we find evidence of vitrification, which could have only have been achieved if the material was exposed to extreme heat by some type of blast."

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Another historical incident in india that proved this correct was that a layer of radioactive ash was found in rajasthan,india.High rate of birth defects and cancer was discovered in the area.The level of radiation were very high in that region. scientists then unearthed an ancient city where they found evidence of an atomic blast dating back thousand of years. The blast destroyed many people and buildings.

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Though there are still some doubts about this as, only 37 skeletons were found. And not only do these 37 bodies show no signs of dying suddenly, the date of their deaths vary sometimes as much as a thousand years from one another

Its buildings are still intact, some of which are 15 ft. high and they are made out of mud, so you would think a nuclear weapon whose main destructive power is in the force of its blast wave would be able to topple a few mud-brick buildings.