Supernova recorded on Ancient Sky Chart.

Important take away from Mayank Vahia Sir and his team's analysis related to carvings on the ancient rock-

1) Half star is Supernova - HB9 

2)Hunter with Bow and arrow is located in Orion constellation

3)Hunter with Spear is of  part of Pisces constellation 

4)Stag animal is Taurus constellation

5)Dog animal is Andromeda galaxy 

6)Full star is Sun/ Full Moon






The Stone carving was found in  Burzahama(kashmir) with  oldest settlements date back to about 4325(+/-115) BCE .











Note- Permission has been granted by Mayank Vahia Sir to publish his analysis in this blog

If you are interested to get more details refer to below research paper

https://www.tifr.res.in/~archaeo/papers/Prehistoric%20astronomy/Oldest%20Supernova%20record%20in%20Kashmir.pdf


Below is translation of above text in Portuguese by Elaine (Teacher from Brazil,In São Paulo)

Supernova registrada no Mapa Celeste Antigo

 Uma lição importante da análise do senhor Mayank Vahia e de sua equipe relacionada às esculturas na rocha antiga

1) Meia estrela é Supernova - HB9

2) Caçador com arco e flecha está localizado na constelação de Orion

3) Caçador  com lança faz parte da constelação de Peixes

4) Animal veado é constelação de Touro

5) Animal cão é a galáxia de Andrômeda

6) Estrela cheia é Sol / Lua Cheia

A escultura de pedra foi encontrada em Burzahama (Caxemira) com assentamentos mais antigos datando de cerca de 4325 (+/- 115) aC.

Nota - A permissão foi concedida pelo senhor Mayank Vahia, para a publicaçåo de sua análise neste blog.

 Se você estiver interessado em obter mais detalhes, consulte o artigo de pesquisa abaixo

 https://www.tifr.res.in/~archaeo/papers/Prehistoric%20astronomy/Oldest%20Supernova%20record%20in%20Kashmir.pdf

Comments

  1. MônicaDecember 16, 2020 at 9:32 PM

    Uau!! Very interesting!! How this people could know all that on that time!! Really nice!

    ReplyDelete
  2. sumeet_sssDecember 16, 2020 at 9:53 PM

    Thanks, there is lot of research and analysis done by researcher to trace back the event

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