Createspace Independent Publishing Platform The historic rama: indian civilization at the end of pleistocene, paperback/nilesh nilkanth oak

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Contributor(s):Author: Nilesh Nilkanth Oak From the author of 'When did the Mahabharata War happen? The Mystery of Arundhati'.

Employing tools of Archeo-astronomy and the logic of scientific discovery, coupled with fantastic intuition, Nilesh Oak tests, with scientific precision, observations from the oldest epic of humanity - Valmiki Ramayana.

He takes us on an exciting tour from the present, into remote antiquity of human civilization.

Here is the book for everyone who is interested in antiquity of civilizations, Ramayana, ancient Indian history and Archeo-astronomy Praise for 'The Historic Rama'It was a fascinating ride.

The pictures helped enormously.

It is funny, logical, unapologetic, interesting, thought-provoking and most importantly, it requires a higher amount of reader participation.

This is not a book for reading before bed or in a leisurely mood.

This book is best read with a pen and a paper nearby.

---Congratulations for an amazing, meticulous and painstaking work.

I salute your devotion and hard work.

I have no knowledge or appreciation of arguments connected with astronomy.

I had read Pushkar Bhatnagar's book and also heard his lecture.

Your book has prompted me to read books by Vartak, Yardi and others.

I had found Bhatnagar's dates very attractive because they tally with the anthropological history of India.

A date of 12000 BCE will need pushing back the history of agriculture in India to almost 5000 years earlier than its documented evidence.

However, who knows, some new discoveries are waiting to be made as has happened in case of the use of iron.

---As I was reading, I got transported to Rama's time and went through the journey.

I liked your set of questions that the dating of Ramayana does to the world history.

Overall I am impressed and this will do a lot to revive interest in Ramayana and lend credence to the epic just as the discovery of Troy did to Homer's Iliad.

---The book is excellent.

I also enjoyed the last appendix on the 'origins of week.