The party of explorers had to resort to cannibalism to survive and there were other signs of violent fatalities. They were found 150 years later, the evidence of their demise was grisly, to say the least. Like in 1845, when an expedition of 129 men from England was lost without a trace there. Probably because no one lives there and it doesn’t get much traffic. The North Pole is pretty tame concerning unexplained phenomena and Vile Vortices. There is a fascinating tale concerning this fallen ancient city that we shall never know about. The only known weaponry that causes devastation in the manner found at Mohenjo-Daro is atomic. One of the skeletons brought to a lab for research had 50 times the radiation level normally found in a human body. There were many objects found within the ruins that seem to be fused together from heat that would have to be at least 1500☌ to do so, as well as melted bricks only from a single direction. David Davenport, a researcher of the site and author of the book, ‘Atomic Destruction in 2000 B.C.’, has more fringe and alternative views on how the people at Mohenjo-Daro met their doom. Which has lead to speculations that the people died of disease or some sort of natural disaster like flooding (these theories are highly doubted.) Despite this, there are no mainstream theories satisfactory to how the people who once lived there died. Though the lack of weapons found near the skeletons has caused some to question this theory. The Indus Civilization fell without explanation suddenly according to archaeological discoveries. In ancient times the city’s population seems to have been massacred.
All throughout the city were skeletal remains of people in contorted positions, which is objective evidence for violent and painful deaths. When the city was found in the 20’s it came with an ominous discovery.
These monumental architectural achievements could rival Mesopotamia or even Egypt. Seriously, these people were creating wonders not seen again for thousands upon thousands of years. in Pakistan and is one of the most epic achievements of the Indus Valley civilization. It was founded sometime around the 26th century B.C.E. Mohenjo-Daro is considered to be one of the worlds first major cities. Oddly enough, when mapping out this planetary grid and comparing it to geography from history, many famous monuments of ancient civilizations are found on the same Ley Lines that connect to each and every one of the Vile Vortices which makes many wonder if there are things concerning the Earth our ancestors knew that is lost to us in modern times. For anyone familiar with sacred geometry, this may have relevance to them. The last two are located at the North and South Pole respectively. Together they all form into an Icosahedron (a 20-faced polyhedron) geometric form. Five are in the Tropic of Cancer and five are in the Tropic of Capricorn. These anomalies are located all along the planet’s grid. I wish to present to you a brief overview of all these Vortices as well as some of the lore surrounding them. The only objectivity on the subject is that they remain unexplained to this very day. Others take a more mundane approach claiming the Vortices to be locations of dense electromagnetic energy and even hot spots upon the Ley Lines of the planet. Some have speculated with quite the imagination on these mysterious places the Vortices being gateways to other dimensions or the locations of hidden extraterrestrial bases on Earth. All of these locations have hosted a myriad of vanishings. While most of these Vile Vortices are at sea, there are actually a few found on land. Strange unexplainable phenomena have happened within these anomalous locations all throughout recorded history and have generated countless legends across the planet. Sanderson concluded there were 12 such locations all across the world with the Bermuda Triangle being probably the most famous. The locations of the Vile Vortices all across the planetĪ Scottish biologist by the name of Ivan Terrance Sanderson was the first to coin the term ‘The Vile Vortices’.
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