Post by Ewig Berter on Jan 2, 2006 16:33:46 GMT -5
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Head of a bronze statue of a Parthian prince, found at
Shami, Khuzestan. (Archaeological Museum, Tehran)
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Vasishtha Head - Vedic Aryan Head
" In 1990, the Journal of Indo-European Studies carried an article entitled "Analysis of an Indo-European Vedic head- Fourth Millennium B.C."
The life size head has a hairstyle that the Vedas describe as being unique to the family of Vasistha, one of the great seers who composed parts of the Rig-Veda. The hair is oiled and coiled with a tuft on the right, and their ears are riveted...Carbon -14 tests.. indicate that it was cast around 3,700 B.C. "
Head of a bronze statue of a Parthian prince, found at
Shami, Khuzestan. (Archaeological Museum, Tehran)
(2)
Vasishtha Head - Vedic Aryan Head
" In 1990, the Journal of Indo-European Studies carried an article entitled "Analysis of an Indo-European Vedic head- Fourth Millennium B.C."
The life size head has a hairstyle that the Vedas describe as being unique to the family of Vasistha, one of the great seers who composed parts of the Rig-Veda. The hair is oiled and coiled with a tuft on the right, and their ears are riveted...Carbon -14 tests.. indicate that it was cast around 3,700 B.C. "
