Indus ValleyPakistan27.3242°, 68.1367°
Mohenjo-daro
What the Show Claims
- ›City destroyed by what appears to be an ancient nuclear explosion
- ›Vitrified (glass-fused) material found at the site
- ›Skeletons found lying in streets as if struck by sudden catastrophe
- ›Hindu texts describe weapons matching nuclear descriptions (Brahmastra)
- ›Radioactive contamination levels reported at the site
What Archaeology Says
A major city of the Indus Valley Civilization (c. 2500–1900 BC) that declined due to a combination of climate change, shifting river courses, and possibly disease or regional migration. No credible evidence of nuclear vitrification has been found; the 'fused' material cited is ordinary pottery and brick. The skeletons found in one area date to different periods, not a single catastrophic event.