Re: Rao, Osborn, and Frawley

Carl <pchristainsen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Third, the Frawley thesis is a shocker for any Westerner who even
glances at it.
It extends vedic culture back to about 7000 BC. The date of Rig
Veda is pushed
back many thousands of years by oral tradition past a written
date of 1500 BC.
(the oldest parts of it)
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By "written" do you mean that somebody has actually found parts of it
preserved in some (semi)permanent form from that time? Or is it
another way of saying that it was composed then, and a lot of people
started to commit it to memory? If it is the first option: where, when
and by whom was it found?


Lisbeth.

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