Present research evidence
Prof. Lewis Ashwal of WITS University, South Africa researched coastal areas of
Mauritius and found stones that are about 3 crore years old. The findings show
that these were parts of a landmass that were earlier on the Indian Ocean and
that the landmass submerged due to a tectonic movement 20000 years ago.
Research in 1970 also says that there had been 3 huge tsunamis in the ancient period about 15000
years ago, 12000 years ago and 8000 years ago respectively.
The average depth of the Indian Ocean is 4 kilometers. But
in some places, it is only about 2 kilometers. For about 300 km of surroundings
from Kanyakumari, the sea is no deeper than 0.6 kilometers, which proves that a
landmass had existed earlier.
Graham Hancock, British
journalist has researched on Tamil Nadu coastal areas and had said that
the civilization of Poompuhar was about 11,000 years old. He
adds that it is surprising that no steps are taken for
archaeological research and that the land is left unconsidered.
All these theories can only be proven
or disproved only if research is done in these areas. Being a developing
country, India may not be able to fund such projects. But in the future,
research must be done to bring out many hidden truths which can change the
history that we’re presently believing in. It’s our responsibility to share the word to
future generations.
THE SANK TEMPLE OF KUMARI KANDAM.
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