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2,000-Old Manuscripts Found

Posted on Jun 11th, 2009 by sanmugan : Seeker of truth sanmugan
2,000-Old Manuscripts Found in Chhattisgarh, Northeast India

Source: www.hinduonnet.com
RAIPUR, CHHATTISGARH, INDIA, June 4, 2009: In the first phase of a survey conducted by the National Mission for Manuscripts and assisted by locals, around 2,000 manuscripts have been collected from various archaeological and remote sites in Chhattisgarh, officials said.

Written mostly on palm leaves and paper, these manuscripts contain texts in Sanskrit, Oriya and Devnagiri with scriptures related to ancient medicine and astrology which are expected to provide an insight into the culture of this tribal state.

The manuscripts have been indexed and numbered. The second phase of this survey will study the manuscripts. “The state government is taking various steps to collect these manuscripts with a view to conserve local culture and tradition,” an official declared.
(HPI)
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mimi : MOONCHILD
1 day later
mimi said

Sounds fascinating.  I love archeological finds.  It is hard for us in the west to get our heads around the sophisticated wisdom ancient cultures had, when 200 years ago in North America, things were very primitive and culturally backward. And the culture that developed was that of rugged individualism, the self-made man, acquisition of money which equaled power.  North American culture has a long way to evolve……

sanmugan : Seeker of truth
1 day later
sanmugan said

Bali island too uses the same method like above. There is blog on it here.

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