Sindis. Indian Trace

Did the great civilizations of the Indus Valley disappear, leaving no heirs? Many think so. However, modern Sindis of Pakistan and Sindhis of India consider themselves direct successors of the Indus civilization. But the Sindis did not only live in... India. The territory of the Northern Black Sea, from Taman to Novorossiysk, was referred to by ancient authors as the land of the Sindis. It was here that the legendary capital of the Sindis — Sindian Haven — was located. It is documented that the Sindis lived in Mediterranean countries. But that’s not all. In Europe, Asia, Africa, Central, and South America — everywhere you can find names of regions, mountains, lakes, and rivers associated with the Sindis. Why did the Sindis go unnoticed by world history and, after the fall of the Indus civilization, leave no grand structures? Perhaps because, recognizing the dead-end technocratic path of development, they returned to nature. Instead of building large cities, they began to live in small communities...

Author: Светлана Каменева

Printhouse: Amrita

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785002283354

Number of pages: 172

Size: 200x140x10 mm

Cover type: soft

Weight: 157 g

ID: 1710765

Did the great civilizations of the Indus Valley disappear, leaving no heirs? Many think so. However, modern Sindis of Pakistan and Sindhis of India consider themselves direct successors of the Indus civilization. But the Sindis did not only live in India. The territory of the Northern Black Sea, from Taman to Novorossiysk, was referred to by ancient authors as the land of the Sindis. It was here that the legendary capital of the Sindis — Sindian Haven — was located. It is documented that the Sindis lived in Mediterranean countries. But that’s not all. In Europe, Asia, Africa, Central, and South America — everywhere you can find names of regions, mountains, lakes, and rivers associated with the Sindis. Why did the Sindis go unnoticed by world history and, after the fall of the Indus civilization, leave no grand structures? Perhaps because, recognizing the dead-end technocratic path of development, they returned to nature. Instead of building large cities, they began to live in small communities...