21. Kim Sun-il -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article (A native or inhabitant of korea who speaks the korean language) korean Name the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia was in the area now known as Iraq; http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/K/Ki/Kim_Sun-il.htm

Kim Sun-il [Categories: Foreign hostages in Iraq, 2004 deaths] Kim Sun-il (A native or inhabitant of Korea who speaks the Korean language) Korean Name (Click link for more info and facts about Revised Romanization) Revised Romanization Gim Seon-il (Click link for more info and facts about McCune-Reischauer) McCune-Reischauer (Click link for more info and facts about Hangul) Hangul (Click link for more info and facts about Hanja) Hanja Kim Sun-il (A republic in the southern half of the Korean Peninsula; established in 1948) South Korea n (A program that translates one programming language into another) translator working in (A republic in the Middle East in western Asia; the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia was in the area now known as Iraq; modern government is involved in state-sponsored terrorism) Iraq for Gana General Trading Company, a South Korean company under contract to the (North American republic containing 50 states - 48 conterminous states in North America plus Alaska in northwest North America and the Hawaiian Islands in the Pacific Ocean; achieved independence in 1776) U.S.

22. Korea Country Information With Food And Recipes From Asia played a significant part in the development of korea s ancient civilization . ancient korea was characterized by clan communities which combined to http://asiarecipe.com/korinfo.html

Korea Current time in Korea Country Information Korean Tea History and Customs Korean Men's Clothing Korean Women's Clothing Korean Cuisine Dining Guide ... How to earn a Korean man's heart at the table... Please Support our Sponsor The Republic of Korea (South Korea) shares borders to the north with the demilitarised zone (separating it from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea), to the east with the East Sea, to the south with the Korea Strait (separating it from Japan) and to the west with the Yellow Sea. There are many islands, bays and peninsulas in the Korea Strait. The volcanic island of Cheju do lies off the southwest coast. Most of the country consists of hills and mountains and the 30% of flat plain contains the majority of the population and cultivation. Most rivers rise in the mountains to the east, flowing west and south to the Yellow Sea. The Naktong River flows into the Korea Strait near the southern port of Pusan. The eastern coast is rocky and steep with mountains rising from the sea. . Ouick Facts Environment History Economy ... Moving Around Quick Facts AREA: 99,392 sq km (38,375 sq miles, excluding demilitarised zone).

23. Evaluating Ancient Civilization By Sanderson Beck other military campaigns attacked korea, Manchuria, and Mongolia. civilization in ancient India must have had a worthy beginning in the Harappan http://www.san.beck.org/EC27-Summary.html

BECK index Summary and Evaluation This chapter is part of the book ANCIENT WISDOM AND FOLLY, which has now been published. For information on ordering click here. Near East India China ... Evaluating Ancient Civilization Planet earth is a place of ever-changing experience. Yet of all the diversity of living species only the humans have developed artificial civilization that dominates the environment and uses sophisticated means of communication with art, technology, and writing that are passed on to future generations. To discuss the ethics of early humans before the appearance of this evidence is very speculative and uncertain. Nonetheless to understand ourselves better it is useful to have some ideas as to our origins. Readers may disagree or agree about the spiritual aspects of our being and its source in God or a creator, but the long process of evolution is fairly well proven now by the scientific research of the last century or so. What does the nature of our bodies and how they evolved reveal about our values? The second law of thermodynamics indicates that the physical universe is meant to be used. As warm-blooded mammals our bodies must be constantly fed and protected from cold weather. To do this requires using resources of the environment. In our time excessive exploitation of the environment threatens our very survival, but in the ancient world with a small human population this was only rarely the case. The extension of childhood development and dependence on the mother for longer periods stimulated family values. The enjoyment of sexual relations at any time by creatures with brains large enough to make conscious choices brought greater emotional attachment, rivalry, jealousy, and social customs in mating. Much of human ethics is concerned with the morals of mating and the raising of children to understand the customary behaviors of the social group.

24. Possible Alien Base At Antartica??? Or An Ancient Civilization Of Humans?? 1946 Possible Alien base at Antartica? or an ancient civilization of humans? New possible threats today are terrorists or China, N.korea. http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread66793/pg1

Not logged in - Register Above Top Secret 4.0 Welcome to the AboveTopSecret.com conspiracy discussion board. Use this board to engage in collaborative discussion and debate on a broad range of conspiracy, extraterrestrial, secret project, government agency, and other alternative topics. Within this board, our staff will be diligent in keeping the tone and style of the boards polite and congenial. Members see fewer ads and have access to a wealth of perks and services such as upload space, blogs, webmail, custom features, contests, and more. Click here to join now. username password Forgot Password? Author: Possible Alien base at Antartica? or an ancient civilization of humans 1946 mission to Antarctic blobby alarm.gif posted on 17-7-2004 at 06:19 PM Possible Alien base at Antartica? or an ancient civilization of humans 1946 mission to Antarctic Possible Alien base at Antartica? or an ancient civilization of humans who helped nazi's try to take over world i think the 1946 just after WW2 activity there is interesting too as the Russians helped the USA there too in that operation. Also dont forget when they got back from the mission above the commander in charge who was a top person said something about crafts that could travel from pole to pole in mins or hour any way super fast well beyond what we had then an even today tbh commercialy anyway, they were meant to be saucer shaped too, and were considered a threat an not friendly.

25. New Relics Of "River Taedong Civilization" Found In Pyongyang Earthen walls dating back to ancient korea were unearthed in Kwangdokri, In 1998, the KHS named these cultural relics the “Taedong civilization.” http://210.145.168.243/pk/156th_issue/2001022107.htm

New Relics of "River Taedong Civilization" Found in Pyongyang Photo shows a site of a village (the period from the Neolithic era to ancient Korea) discovered in Richon-ri, Sungho district, Pyongyang. PYONGYANG, February 1 (KCNA) — More relics have been recently discovered in different parts of Pyongyang. Earthen walls dating back to ancient Korea were unearthed in Kwangdok-ri, Samsok district in the northern suburbs of Pyongyang. It is believed that there may be only earthen walls dating back to Koryo dynasty. But this time, stratum of walls dating back to ancient Korea has been discovered there. Pieces of the mouth and body of a top vessel and stone ax, relics of ancient Korea, were unearthed in the 1,053 metre-long lower stratum of the walls belonging to Koryo dynasty. Photo shows an earthenware vessel of the period from the Neolithic era to ancient Korea, unearthed in a newly discovered site of an ancient village. Also unearthed inside the walls were sites of two houses 50 cm below the surface of the earth. Stone ax, stone arrowhead, stone dagger as well as at least 50 pieces of top vessels were found in the site of an oval semi-dugout 6.8 metres long on its eastern-western side and 3.4 metres wide on its northern-southern side and in the site of a house which was so badly destroyed that only its eastern part remains.

26. South Korea Arts And Humanities Museums Galleries And Centers presents works of contemporary Korean artists and Korean folk paintings of 19th inspired from the main ancient civilization master pieces Egyptian, http://search.asiaco.com/South_Korea/Arts_and_Humanities/Museums_Galleries_and_C

27. Ronald Clayton: I knew korea to be an ancient civilization which has survived many human conflictsover it s five thousand years of history. I knew that korean civilization http://home.att.net/~dan.gwendajay/claytontext.html

Ronald Clayton: Reflections on recent travels in Korea Two years ago, I read a book by the art historian Simon Schama titled "Landscape and Memory" . This book is a meditation on the conflict between man and nature throughout western history. Schama leads his readers on a poignant but futile pilgrimage all over the western world looking for just one view of nature as it might have been without man's intervention. In the end the nature he reveals most clearly is human nature. Because the conflicts which define history are of course, all too human, nature is at most a passive witness to, and often a victim of human conflict. Schama's book seemed to validate my paintings but as a painter, I have a certain advantage... At first I integrated idealized landscapes from my mind's eye and memory into paintings that are otherwise abstract suggestions of industrial interiors. I wanted to set up a tension between the two by playing on the tension between abstract and illusionist pictorial space. Then in 1997 I visited Mexico on vacation. I went to the Yucatan and rediscovered for myself the ruins of Mayan civilization. I had previously spent time in American ruins of the

28. Korea - YourDictionary.com - American Heritage Dictionary Site of an ancient civilization dating to the 12th century BC, the peninsula was The peninsula is now divided between North korea and South korea. http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/k/k0102800.html

Search Mamma.com for "Korea" Search: Normal Definitions Short defs (Pronunciation Key) Ko·re·a Listen: k -r , kô-, k A peninsula and former country of eastern Asia between the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan. Site of an ancient civilization dating to the 12th century B.C. , the peninsula was united as a kingdom in the 7th century A.D. and despite a Mongol invasion (13th century) remained unified until the Japanese occupation of 1910 to 1945. After World War II the Soviet- and U.S.-occupied territories formed separate republics, and a North Korean invasion of the south led to the Korean War (1950-1953). The peninsula is now divided between North Korea and South Korea. Back to Search Back The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition

29. ±¹¹«ÃѸ®½Ç (Prime Minister Of Korea) From ancient times, the korean people have retained Dangun as the name of the hero korea has been a literate civilization for more than 22 centuries. http://www.opm.go.kr/warp/webapp/content/view?meta_id=english&id=75

30. Web Peribadi Pensyarah of East Asian civilization in countries like China, korea and Japan. The course explores aspects of ancient civilization in the Middle East. http://www.ums.edu.my/ppib/english_version_courses_description.html

Promoting Excellence in Knowledge and Skills BACK ENGLISH VERSION COMPULSORY COURSES UF1113 Islamic and ASIAN Civilizations This course is aimed at exposing students to the contributions of the Islamic Civilisation and Asia to the emergence of cultures in Malaysia as practised in the societies of Malays, other indigeneous people, Chinese and Indians. Other than discussing and comparing the roles of the above-mentioned civilisations in their achievements in the fields of science, philosophy, religions, arts and cultures, this course also touches on certain aspects in these cultures which have influenced the ethnic groups in this region. UW1023 History of Nation building in malaysia This course discusses the formation of Malaysia as a nation. Discussion focuses on the history of political development from the Japanese occupation to the present day with the emphasis on the question of social integration. The course can be divided into a few sections. They are: 1) Japanese Occupation 2) Efforts to promote natinal integration 3) Nationalism and the history of Malaysia 4) May 13 1969 5) New Economic Policy 6) Vision 2020 and the process of nation building in Malaysia CLUSTER OF CRITICAL THINKING AND PHILOSOPHY UF1012 Philosophy of Scientific Methods This course is aimed at exposing students to scientific analyses, philosophical thoughts and fundamental knowledge of philosophy. Ontology and epistemology will also be touched upon. Students will be exposed to the relationship between language, mathematics, inductive thinking and statistics. The lectures will include a comparison between

31. The Korea Times : Recent Books While depicting the ancient daily lives of the Paekche, Om describes how people this time turns her eyes to the ancient civilization of the Middle East. http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/culture/200507/kt2005071519131210980.htm

Hankooki.com The Korea Times Books Recent books Unfinished Syndrome (Kkunnaji Annun Syndrome) Chon Chong-hwan; Blue History: 404 pp., 15,000 won Chon, a lecturer of Seoul National University, focuses on two events during the Japanese occupation, to shed light on how Koreans began to identify themselves as a single ``people.¡¯¡¯ The two related events are the death of King Sun-jong, the last monarch of the Choson Kingdom, in 1926 and Sohn Kee-chung¡¯s winning of a gold medal in the marathon of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. According to Chon, the former incident strongly reminded Koreans that they had lost the nation and that triggered a fresh wave of nationalism. The author writes that the modern media and pre-modern-style human networks created intensified feelings of national identity. Analyzing the second event, Chon notes that sports events, such as the last World Cup, have contributed to the idea of a people or an ``imaginary community.¡¯¡¯ In a nationalistic fever, all classes, including ``butchers or noblemen,¡¯¡¯ forgot their differences and felt they belonged to single identity or ``Choson people,¡¯¡¯ he writes. Dog (Kae) Kim Hun; Prunsoop: 232pp., 9,800 won

32. [ks-open] Re: Defining Civilizations Previous message ksopen Re korea its own civilization? Next message ks-openRe Defining and far off continents and ancient civilizations. http://koreaweb.ws/pipermail/ksopen_koreaweb.ws/2001-February/000251.html

[ks-open] Re: Defining civilizations Karuna Bose karunabose@hotmail.com Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:52:48 -0000 Previous message: [ks-open] Re: Korea its own civilization? Next message: [ks-open] Re: Defining civilizations Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... hyungpai@nichibun.ac.jp Reply-To: ks-open@iic.edu ks-open@iic.edu Subject: Defining civilizations Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:50:07 -0800 REPLY sends your message to the whole list on 01.2.25 5:41 PM, Jimmy Yun at yun@dickinson.edu wrote: Dear Mr. Yun, I am answering this question from an archaeological and anthropological stand point. First of all, I have to point out that what, when, how and by which means "civilization" has been defined is based on " Western" European definitions and historical scholarship that dates back to the age of imperialism when the former British and French empires came in direct contact with " exotic" peoples, " primitive" races (that were of course arbitrarily classified according to skin color, etc.) and far off continents and ancient civilizations.

33. [ks-open] Defining Civilizations ksopen Fwd NAJAKS Call for papers; Next message ks-open RE korea itsown civilization? and far off continents and ancient civilizations. http://koreaweb.ws/pipermail/ksopen_koreaweb.ws/2001-February/000278.html

[ks-open] Defining civilizations pai hyungpai@nichibun.ac.jp Mon, 26 Feb 2001 11:50:07 -0800 Previous message: [ks-open] Fwd: NAJAKS Call for papers Next message: [ks-open] RE: Korea its own civilization? Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] REPLY sends your message to the whole list on 01.2.25 5:41 PM, Jimmy Yun at yun@dickinson.edu REPLY sends your message to the whole list I have just completed Samuel Huntingdon's book, The Clash of Civilizations:Remaking of World Order. In the 2nd Chp. of the book, Huntingdon names the major contemporary civilizations: Sinic, Japanese, Hindu, Islamic, Orthodox, Western, and Latin-American. I assume Huntingdon classified Korea as part of the Sinic civilizaton. However he gives Japan its own classification which has evolved after emerging as its own sometime between A.D. 100 and A.D. 400. My question is, if Japan is listed as a separate civilization, do you think a strong argument could be made for Korea? Or, do you think Japan, Korea should be listed in the Sinic category. I'm not sure why I felt the need to post this question other than perhaps a strange nagging korean pride...

34. Bibliography Of Asian Archaeology China, korea and Japan The Rise of civilization in East Asia. London and NewYork Thames and ancient Sichuan Treasures from a Lost civilization. http://www.bu.edu/asianarc/OUTREACH/bibliography.htm

Basic Readings in English on the Archaeology of Asia compiled by Robert E. Murowchick (ICEAACH Director), May 2002 East Asia Aikens, C. Melvin and Song Nai Rhee (eds.) (1992). Pacific Northeast Asia in Prehistory: Hunter-fisher-gatherers, Farmers, and Sociopolitical Elites . Pullman: Washington State University Press. Barnes, Gina Lee China, Korea and Japan: The Rise of Civilization in East Asia . London and New York: Thames and Hudson. China Bagley, Robert W. (ed.) (2001). Ancient Sichuan: Treasures from a Lost Civilization . Seattle: Seattle Art Museum; Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. Chang, Kwang-chih Early Chinese Civilization: Anthropological Perspectives . Harvard-Yenching Institute Monograph Series; v. 23. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Chang, Kwang-chih Shang Civilization . New Haven: Yale University Press. Chang, Kwang-chih Art, Myth, and Ritual: The Path to Political Authority in Ancient China . Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Chang, Kwang-chih

35. References Barnes, G., China, korea and Japan The Rise of civilization in East Asia, LondonNorton Rawson, J., and E. Bunker, ancient Chinese and Ordos Bronzes, http://www.pitt.edu/~haskins/refer/refer.html

References Southern Siberia site Map 1 Map 2 Map 3 Bibliography FA 2600: CHINA AND CENTRAL ASIA IN ANTIQUITY Fall, 1996 (On Reserve in the Art History Library) General: Barfield, T., The Perilous Frontier, Cambridge: Blackwell, 1989. Barnes, G., China, Korea and Japan: The Rise of Civilization in East Asia, London: Norton Publishing, 1993 (Chapter 9) Chang, KC, The Archaeology of Ancient China, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986. Linduff, K., "The Many Worlds of China: Recent Archaeological Recovery and the Study of Chinese Art History," Korean Journal of Ancient History, 1994. (xerox) China: Andersson, J.G., "Hunting Magic and the Animal Style", BMFEA, no. 4, 1932, pp. 221- 321. Artomonov, M.I., The Splendor of Scythian Art, New York and Washington, 1969. Bunker, Emma, C. Bruce Chatwin and Ann R. Farkas, Animal style art from East to West [catalogue of an exhibition], New York: Asia Society, Distributed by New York Graphic Society, 1970. Fong, W., The Great Bronze Age of China, New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1980. Rawson, J., and E. Bunker, Ancient Chinese and Ordos Bronzes, Hong Kong: The Royal Asiatic Ceramic Society, 1990.

36. Korea (South) Page An ancient civilization much influenced by China. korea was an ancient kingdom They have learned from their ancient enemies the Japanese the secret of http://www.angelfire.com/mac/egmatthews/worldinfo/asia/korea_South.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next State Capital Korea (South) Seoul Currency unit Won Connections Far East Korea (N) War Politics ... Rights History An ancient civilization much influenced by China. Korea was an ancient kingdom on a peninsula of the coast of eastern Asia. Like Japan, its neighbor, its distant past is legendary and is dated to 2333 BC. Its known history as a political entity dates to 57 BC. Korea has been influenced by both China and Japan. Its early philosophy and religion and system of writing came from China - though in 1443 a new alphabetic system of writing replaced the Chinese system. Its relation to Japan has something in common with that of England and Ireland. Japanese invasions occurred at several times in Korea's history (as well as invasions from the mainland, including China, the Mongols and the Manchus. A Korean dynasty was founded in 1392 which lasted until 1905. Like Japan, the kingdom of Korea tried to remain isolated from the western world and only broke down its isolation in 1876 when the Japanese, who had already opened up to the outside world, forced diplomatic relations on the Koreans. From this time begins the modern history of Korea in which the Japanese, Chinese and Russians extended their various conflicts to Korea. The Japanese influence in Korea grew until in 1910 they annexed the country. Until 1945 they ruled it as a colony, much as England had ruled Ireland. During this period Japanese filled all the important government positions down to village headmen. Some Koreans were taken to Japan as slave laborers and forced prostitutes during the 1930s. Their descendants are still there, and still denied citizenship.

37. Cycle Of Human Civilization - Way Of Unification 1 - Sun Myung Moon In other words, the birthplaces of the ancient civilizations were tropical regions . 4) korea, the Birthplace of the New Spring civilization http://www.tparents.org/Moon-Books/wu1/WU1-2-1.htm

Way Of Unification - Part 1 by Rev. Sun Myung Moon Section 1. Cycle Of Human Civilization 1. Korea And The Cycle Of Human Civilization 1) The Cycle of Civilization Zones and the Task Confronting Humanity If we look back over the history of human civilization, we come to realize that the ancient civilizations all began as tropical civilizations. In other words, the birthplaces of the ancient civilizations were tropical regions. The Mayan, Incan, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Indian, and China's Yellow River civilizations were all ancient civilizations whose birthplaces were the tropics or subtropics. Subsequently, these civilizations moved; but if we ask where they moved, we have to say that they moved into the region of cool-zone civilizations. Our present 20th century civilization undoubtedly belongs among the cool-zone civilizations. If this is true, how did civilizations begin in the tropics and then move into the cool-zones? If we look at the providence of nature, we can see that spring, summer, autumn, and winter follow one another in order, and even if we look at a single day we can see that it is divided into morning, daytime, evening, and night. If human civilization, therefore, should also have begun as a morning civilization (spring civilization) and then become a daytime civilization (summer civilization), then an evening civilization (autumn civilization), and then a nighttime civilization (winter civilization), why did it begin as a tropical civilization of the summer and daytime and then move into the autumn season of the cool-zone civilizations?

38. KBS GLOBAL NEWS Records of 10Year Diplomatic Relations between korea and Egypt Egypt, acountry known for pyramids and sphinxes, is the cradle of ancient civilization. http://english.kbs.co.kr/news/zoom/1348779_11781.html

Explore KBS I KBS WORLD TV Radio I Global Marketing I Inside Korea I Channel Info Update : Sep 23, 2005 KST 14:37 LATEST NEWS INTERNATIONAL POLITICS DOMESTIC CULTURE ... NEWS ARCHIVE NEWS IN ZOOM NEWS IN ZOOM Records of 10-Year Diplomatic Relations between Korea and Egypt South Korea commemorated the 10th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Egypt on April 13. Egypt, once the leader of non-aligned countries, maintained a military alliance and diplomatically sided with the communist North. During the past decade, however, Egypt has solidified its friendship with South Korea in political, economic, cultural and tourism and other fields. Egypt Egypt, a country known for pyramids and sphinxes, is the cradle of ancient civilization. It was once the leader of the non-aligned Third World, and still enjoys the status of a leader in the Middle East and North Africa. Official name: The Arab Republic of Egypt (A.R.E) Area: 1.001 million km2 (5 times the Korean peninsula/95% desert) Population: 69.2 million people (estimated as of June 2003)

39. Seoul Searching - King Suro's Tomb - An Ancient Tomb In The South. korea has a rich culture of which modern Seoulites have inherited. therebyplaying a leading part in helping to form an ancient civilization in korea. http://www.seoulsearching.com/culture/kingtomb.html

King Suro's Tomb var site="s10seoulsearching" Classifieds Comics Dog Farms E-mail Us ... Village King Kim Suro founded Garakguk (A.D 42) as ruler of Gaya and helped to promote the magnificent Gaya culture. The Gaya period saw the cultivation of rice and production of iron, thereby playing a leading part in helping to form an ancient civilization in Korea. King Suro's tomb stands as a state symbol of the Gaya culture. According to legend, golden eggs fell from the sky. King Suro hatched from those eggs. View this video of the very old tomb of King Suro in Gimhae, South Korea. Included in the video is a modern Korean burial ground. Click here to see all our other videos. If you have trouble viewing, you can right click on http://www.seoulsearching.com/videos/KingSuro.wmv , and then click open. Must use Internet Explorer. The tomb has been designated Historic Site #73. In 1580, the 13th year of the reign of King Seonjo (r.1567-1608) of the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910), governor Ho Yop of the Yeongnam region (North and South Gyeongsang Provinces) had the tomb repaired. There are several stone monuments to the achievements of King Suro and buildings on the grounds, including Sungseon-jeon, which contains the ancestral tablets. King Gojong (r. 1863-1907) named the structure Sungseon-jeon in 1878. The gravestone in front of the tomb was erected in 1647, the 25th year of the reign of King Injo (r. 1623-1649).

40. Ancient Indus Valley Script: Dani Interview Text Only Certainly in Gujarat we have got the Indus civilization, right about to the mouthof the In fact, when I was in korea, I found that their language is http://www.harappa.com/script/danitext.html

Dani Interview: Full Text T hese interview excerpts have been formatted for easy printing. Ahmad Hassan Dani was interviewed at his Islamabad, Pakistan residence by Site Producer Omar Khan on January 6, 1998. Contents A Dravidian Language? Aryans? Cultural Connections Connections to Hinduism? ... Evolution of the Writing 1. A Dravidian Language? Q: What do you think about the theory today that the Indus language was a Dravidian language and that there is a connection between the Indus culture and today's South Indian culture? T his is generally believed by those who are now working, particularly my friends like Asko Parpola, Professor Mahadevan, and the Russians Professors who have worked on this subject. They have all been working on the assumption that the language of the Indus people was Dravidian, that the people who build the Indus Civilization are Dravidian. But unfortunately I, as well as my friend Prof. B.B. Lal in India, have not been able to agree with this. T oday the Dravidians are living in South India and we always say if they were the builders of the Indus Civilization and if they migrated from here because of some reason or the other, then something of that civilization they should carry into the south except just the language. But so far we have not been able to find any trace of the Indus Civilization in the whole of South India. It is there is Gujarat, it is there in Malabar, but not in the area where Dravidian is spoken today. Not a single evidence has been found. R ecently when Asko Parpola came about three months ago to Pakistan, he said no Professor, what about Gujarat? Certainly in Gujarat we have got the Indus Civilization, right about to the mouth of the Narmada, right up to the mouth of the Tanti we have got this civilization. There is one more place on the Narmada we have got the Indus civilization, but not south of it. He said that this shows that people have been there. I said even then I will not agree.

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