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jeyakumar ramasami answered 2/2/2010

What Happened To Indus Valley Civilization?

There is a popular theory that Indus sites declined because of Aryan invasion or climatic problems. My recent theory is that it never declined at all. It was a burial ground, hence it was deserted after introduction of cremation practices. See my web site at Google sites/induscivilizationsite/ maintained by me jeyakumar

jeyakumar ramasami

Hello everybody, I am Jeyakumar Ramasmi, workig with Government of India as an IRS officer for the past 20 years. History is my hobby, that too restricted to issues related to Indus valley civilization(IVC). Recently, i have come out with a book on IVC, giving new ideas about the nature of Indus sites and new explanations for Indus scripts. Entire book is available for down load at my web site---

http://sites.google.com/site/induscivilizationsite/

and blog site------
http://jeyakumar1962.blogspot.com

Go through the web site for any additional Information. The new theory proposed on Indus sites are that they are really necropolis (burial yards) and not metropolis as popularly imagine so far. because of this wrong identification only, this Indus scripts could not be deciphered so far.
Now, with the new findings about the nature of Indus sites, various unexplained artifacts are falling into place and there is very good explanation about the nature of seal. the seals are token tied with dead body as ID card, showing the date and month of death of a person. These details, helped the family members and priest to remember the correct date to conduct the shrardha ceremony (death anniversary day). See the web site for more information.
bye--jeyakumar Ramasami