http://www.philipcoppens.com/bestevidence.

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http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ancientatomicwar/esp_ancient_atomic_07.htm

by Philip Coppens
from PhilipCoppens Website

Are the Indian remains of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa, their sudden abandonment and the
apparent discovery of an ancient site with a layer of radioactive ash the best available evidence for the
possibility that our ancient ancestors possessed a highly advanced technology – which might have
included atomic warfare?

Did an ancient advanced civilization exist on Earth?

The question is very intriguing and the search for “evidence” to support a positive
answer has intrigued Mankind for many decades – if not centuries. Many possibilities
have been put forward, from outright statements that Atlantis was a high tech
civilization, to the possibility that the Nazca lines might be a prehistoric airport.

Rather than an accumulation of various items of evidence that is then subjected to

the possibility that it might be either alien or advanced, it is more scientific – and
perhaps better- to focus on the quest for the “best evidence”: a single piece of evidence
that in itself is the best example to support a conclusion.

In the search for an advanced ancient civilization, what would be this “best
evidence”?

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 One possible item that would classify as “best evidence” exists within the Indus
River Valley, where towns such as Harappa and Mohenjo Daro flourished in 3000 BC.
The question is why these cities were abandoned. And one answer that has been put
forward is that the ancient cities might have been irradiated by an atomic blast.

If true, it would be impossible to ignore the conclusion that ancient civilization

possessed high technology

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