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About 35 kilometers northeast of Indian in the city of Guy in Bihar, you can find a completely flat scorched the sunshine plain, among which stretches 3 km rocky ridge. In the center of this ridge is a complex man-made caves, known as Barabar. And in one and a half kilometers, in the rocky hill of Nagarjuni, there are the same cavities. The Barabar group has 4 caves, and the Nagarjuni group has 3.
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Most of these caves appeared in the era of the Maurya Empire, then there are in 322-185 years BC. Presumably, in them once Buddhist and Hindu ascetics lived, which, according to the official version, and cut down huge grottoes in the rock. You can only to guess how much time and effort it took them. However, many alternative researchers consider the caves of Barabar and Nagarjuni ancient bunkers created in case of any cataclysm – say, a meteorite fall.
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Inside the granite depressions you can find some religious texts carved on the walls, as well as sacred sculptures. Besides Moreover, there is a unique acoustics: you just stop recognizing your voice if you speak inside. Accuracy and the thoroughness with which these rooms were executed amazes imagination. Knowledge of geometry and skills of ancient Indians, who created these masterpieces, clearly ahead of their time. Even despite the fact that some grottoes for unknown reasons were not brought to an end.
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The above alternative researchers are convinced that on the religious sites of Barabar and Nagarjuni caves are not very similar. Why didn’t the Indians build a traditional temple that would be more noticeable to the population? According to some experts, these cavities in granite look exactly like bomb shelters or premises for the storage of hazardous materials. Or maybe amazing cavities were completely hollowed out in the rocks by representatives of extraterrestrial civilization? And they captured and adapted them to religious needs. people are likely much later …
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