Pashupati Seal DECODED: Mohenjo-daro, John Marshall, Rudra & the Oldest Evidence of Shiva Worship

▶ Full Episode: Western Scholars Were WRONG About Rigveda | 9500 Year Old Proof They Can't Deny | Harry Sahota    • Western Scholars Were WRONG About Rigveda ...   Subscribe to Tarun Bindlish Clips:    / @tarunbindlish_clips   Full episodes on the main channel:    / @tarunbindlish   Satellite mapping and geological survey work cited in this clip puts glacial meltwater in the Ghaggar-Hakra channel at least 28,000 years ago, with the flow ending around 3000 BCE. Harry Sahota takes Tarun Bindlish through what that dating does and doesn't establish about the Rigveda, and why the river's glacial description in the text is the hinge of the whole argument. He also walks through the Rigvedic river map, the Persian-Sanskrit overlap, and the Pashupati seal from Mohenjo-daro. The clip ends on a comparison between that seal and a Celtic plaque made roughly 2,300 years later. The river section covers a hydrological study of the Ghaggar-Hakra channel from Kasauli through Panchkula down to Kurukshetra, carried out by a geologist who runs a museum on the river's bank, and the published conclusion associating Vedic composers with the Saraswati during a window of roughly 8,000 to 5,000 years before present, with astronomical readings placing the Mahabharata period around 3,700 years before present. Harry argues from this that the Rigveda must be considerably older than the conventional date — that inference is his, stated as his own reading of the reports. The geography section maps the nine rivers named in Mandalas 2 to 7: settlements cluster on only four of them, the Ganga and Yamuna are known but not settled on, and two named rivers no longer exist. The last third turns to the migration debate: why BMAC pottery is absent from Indian sites while Indus seals turn up in BMAC contexts, the Asura-Ahura and Kuru-Cyrus name overlaps between Old Persian and Sanskrit, and John Marshall's 1920s reading of the seated horned figure that gave the Pashupati seal its name — including the broken corner of the seal that nobody can read. About the Guest — Harry Sahota Harry Sahota is an independent researcher working on Vedic chronology, Rigvedic geography and Indian archaeology. He has spent roughly three years working through the Rigvedic corpus itself, arguing that the text's internal evidence — its river names, its family books, and its recitation structure — is the primary material for dating it. He speaks here from published excavation and survey reports, and separates them from his own inferences as he goes. About the Channel — Tarun Bindlish Clips The sharpest moments from the Tarun Bindlish podcast — India's strategic power, its hidden history, and the knowledge our textbooks skipped. Defence and nuclear strategy, ancient India and archaeology, and civilizational science — in focused, standalone clips. Watch the clip. If it hooks you, the full episode goes deeper. The views and opinions expressed in this video are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute professional advice or official recommendations. The content is based on publicly available information, personal opinions, and sources believed to be reliable at the time of recording. We do not promote hate speech, discrimination, misinformation, or any form of harmful content. All discussions are intended to foster open dialogue, critical thinking, and respectful conversation. Any mention of individuals, organizations, or entities is not intended to defame or harm anyone. All copyrighted material used in this video falls under fair use for the purpose of commentary, criticism, or education. We fully comply with YouTube's Community Guidelines and Terms of Service. If you believe any content violates policies or requires correction, please contact us directly. Viewer discretion is advised. Subscribe To Our YouTube Channels:    / @tarunbindlish      / @tarunbindlish_clips   Follow Tarun Bindlish's Social Media Handles: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarunbindli... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7bnk4lT... X: https://x.com/IlluminateTarun इस क्लिप में हैरी सहोता सरस्वती यानी घग्गर-हाकड़ा चैनल की हाइड्रोलॉजिकल और सैटेलाइट स्टडी पर बात करते हैं — कम से कम 28,000 साल पहले तक इसमें ग्लेशियल पिघला हुआ पानी आ रहा था, और यह प्रवाह लगभग 3000 ईसा पूर्व तक चला। इसके बाद ऋग्वेद के मंडल 2 से 7 की नदियाँ, बस्तियों का नक्शा, संस्कृत और पुरानी फ़ारसी के नामों की समानता, और मोहनजोदड़ो की पशुपति सील पर विस्तार से चर्चा। अंत में उस सील की तुलना लगभग 2,300 साल बाद बनी एक केल्टिक प्लेट से। #tarunbindlishclips #saraswatiriver #rigveda #pashupatiseal #indusvalley #ancientindia #archaeology #indianhistory