Originally posted by Stop-loss!
reply to post by BlackPoison94

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Its weird how the Hindu mark almost looks like the Nazi symbol but without the dots in the center, it just goes to show how most of us are linked directly to the past. I find the bottom pics to have quite a resemblance to modern day automobiles as well. Well done once again BP. $&F

The Oldest Known Symbol The swastika is an ancient symbol that has been used for over 3,000 years. (That even predates the ancient Egyptian symbol, the Ankh!) Artifacts such as pottery and coins from ancient Troy show that the swastika was a commonly used symbol as far back as 1000 BCE.

About The Book

Here is a book-revised and updated-The Mythical Aryans and their Invasion. Formerly it was named Aryan Invasion-A Myth.

There have been scholars who challenged the Aryan Invasion theory before. But this book differs from the works of all such scholars in the following respects :
(1) The earlier works are based only on the discussion of the Vedic literature. They do not discuss Archaeological and geological evidence,
(2) They do not attack the very basis of the theory viz., the postulation of the Indo-European language,
(3) They do not discuss the concept of race in detail, and assume the existence of the Aryans and Dravidians either as a Genetic or as a linguistic race, and
(4) Many of them try to prove that the Vedas were composed in India, a fact never denied by the scholars who propounded the Aryan Invasion theory, thus betraying ignorance of the very theory they were refuting.

The present book shows that these notions do not have a shred of evidence.
The aryans are not any people known to history.
Those who spoke the so-called Indo-European Language are christened as Aryan.
The Indo-European language is purely imaginary. It is not found anywhere, even in archaeological ruins.

The book has proved on the basis of linguistics, astronomical, archaeological and geological evidence that the most Ancient portions of the Vedic literature can go back to 8000 B.C.

The book will thus Interest all laity, linguistics, archaeologists, astrologists and geologists.