Bahreïn, l’antique Dilmun, fut le pivot des échanges entre la civilisation des 7 Rivières et Sumer. Sceaux, carnéoles et textes cunéiformes en témoignent.
Tag: Mohenjo-Daro
Sarasvatī and Artificial Intelligence: The Flow of the Divine Word
Sarasvatī, the deified river of the 7 Rivers civilization, is the flow of the divine word that illuminates all thoughts. An unexpected mirror of artificial intelligence.
Caravanserais in Front of the Cities: Commercial Hospitality and Openness to the World
The ritual preparation of Soma in the Rig Veda — pressing, filtering, mixing and mantras. How this entheogenic plant became a sacred offering.
Grid Cultivation: Intensive Agriculture Without Soil Depletion
The Seven Rivers civilization practiced grid cultivation — a diversified, intensive agriculture that fed millions for centuries without depleting the soils that made it possible.
Lapis Lazuli — from Badakhshan to the Workshops of Mohenjo-Daro
Four thousand five hundred years ago, a stone of deep blue crossed the known world. Quarried in the mountains of Badakhshan — in what is now north-eastern Afghanistan, beyond the Hindu Kush — it travelled two thousand five hundred kilometres through passes, deserts and rivers to reach the workshops of the great cities of the… Continue reading Lapis Lazuli — from Badakhshan to the Workshops of Mohenjo-Daro
Le lapis-lazuli — de Badakhshan aux ateliers de Mohenjo-Daro
Le lapis-lazuli de Badakhshan traversait 2 500 km pour rejoindre les ateliers de Mohenjo-Daro. Une pierre, un empire commercial, une civilisation.
THE SACRED FIG TREE IN THE SEALS — CONTINUITY TO CONTEMPORARY HINDUISM
The pipal engraved on Mohenjo-Daro seals is the same sacred tree of India today. A 5,000-year continuity between the 7 Rivers civilization and Hinduism.
LE FIGUIER SACRÉ DANS LES SCEAUX — CONTINUITÉ JUSQU’À L’HINDOUISME CONTEMPORAIN
Le pipal gravé sur les sceaux de Mohenjo-Daro est le même arbre sacré de l’Inde d’aujourd’hui. Une continuité de 5000 ans entre la civilisation des 7 Rivières et l’hindouisme.
THE HOUSES OF THE POOR WITH BATHROOMS: UNIVERSAL DIGNITY AS A PRINCIPLE OF URBAN PLANNING
At Mohenjo-Daro, even the most modest houses had a bathroom and a sewage connection. This urban planning choice 5,000 years ago remains revolutionary today.
LES MAISONS DES PAUVRES AVEC SALLE D’EAU : LA DIGNITÉ UNIVERSELLE COMME PRINCIPE D’URBANISME
À Mohenjo-Daro, même les maisons les plus modestes avaient une salle de bain et un réseau d’égouts. Ce choix urbanistique il y a 5000 ans reste révolutionnaire aujourd’hui.