Ancient Technology and Dwarka Lost City of Krishna

History

Archaeological excavations have uncovered underwater stone structures which have been described as showing settlement during proto-historic times. Evidence such as a stone block with Gujarati script, the way the stones were dressed showing that dowels had been used, and an examination of anchors found on the site suggest that the harbour site dates only to historical times, with some of the underwater structure being late Medieval. Coastal erosion was probably the cause of the destruction of what was an ancient port.

Dwarka, which is mentioned in many Hindu scriptures including the Mahabharata, was the kingdom of Sri Krishna. It is believed that the Dwarka, which is under sea now, existed somewhere around 3200 years to 9000 years ago. A documentary on underwater cities and alien visits to earth, suggests that Dwarka might have been destroyed by Aliens.

What is important to us is that it is beyond doubt that Dwarka existed. Alien attacks can be just theories.

Facts -- A city was discovered underwater near present day Dwarka in Gujarat. It was a very ancient settlement and busy port. Sandstones walls and streets were discovered by underwater archeological studies.

There are two versions of the destruction of Dwarka in Hindu Scriptures -- the most popular is that when Krishna decided to leave the world, the city of Dwarka was submerged by sea -- sea rising to eat Dwarka.

Another version has that a King named Shalva attacked Dwarka from the skies using weapons like lightning and thunder from vimanas.

About Aliens destroying the city -- a documentary suggests that the attack of Shalva is similar to Alien attacks. Krishna retaliated with bolts of lightning to the attack from the sky.