Marine Archaeosurvey uncovers ancient civilization

Tony Smith's website about Human Civiloizations has posted details of Cambay(in red) discovery too in his site

http://www.valdostamuseum.org/hamsmith/oldciv.html

INDUS-GANGES: 
 
Here we find a record 
of the Early Human Civilization of 11,600 to 6,000 years ago: 
 
the Rig-Veda.
 
Although current written versions of the Rig-Veda are 
written in Sanskrit or later languages, the earlier 
versions were transmitted orally.  
Perhaps the first versions were in the Global Early Language, 
or its earliest variant in the Indian region, 
the Sarasvati-Sindhu language. 
As Feuerstein, Kak, and Frawley have noted in their book 
In Search of the Cradle of Civilization (Quest 1995), 
the Rig-Veda mentions star patterns of 9,000 to 8,000 years ago, 
so the Rig-Veda is of that age.  

The book by Feuerstein, Kak, and Frawley is the main source 
for most of the rest of this section:  

The Rig-Veda has about 250 hymns to Indra.  
Indra's Net is a net with a jewel at each intersection, 
each jewel reflecting all the other jewels of the net. 
Indra's Net is a symbol of the internet, 
and can symbolize other interconnected systems, 
even Many-Worlds of lattice spacetime.
 
As the being whose thunderbolts reveal the light of the sun 
and release waters to flow to the ocean, 
Indra could symbolize the Vela X supernova. 
 
The Rig-Veda has about 100 hymns to Soma, 
who has the nectar of immortality, also called soma.  
The soma nectar is used to stimulate visions.  
As it is produced by pressing and filtering the soma plant, 
so the Rig-Veda describes the yoga practice of 
purification of the mind by three filters, 
so that higher-level truth can be perceived.  
 
About one-fourth of the verses in the Rig-Veda 
are in the gayatri meter: 
3 sections of 8 syllables each; 
the first 4 syllables free and the last 4 in fixed cadence.
 
To me - with respect to physics - 
each of the 3 sections represents 
one of the three 8-dimensional representations of Spin(8), 
and the fixing of the last 4 syllables 
of the section representing 8-dimensional spacetime 
represents dimensional reduction to 4-dimensional spacetime.  
In that way, 
I see the music of the Rig-Veda reflecting fundamental physics.  
 
The gayatri meter is named from the mantra: 
 
tat savitur varenyam,          
bhargo devasya dhimahi, 
dhiyo yo nah pracodayat.
 
(English:  
Behold the beautiful splendor of Savitri - 
the Sun-God of the swastika - 
to inspire our visions.)
 
As to whether all these things originated in the Indus-Ganges 
region, or whether some were brought in by contact with 
other regions of the Early Human Civilization, I do not know. 
 
However, there are a some interesting similarities, such as:  
 
Egyptians used both binary and decimal mathematics. 
The Indus-Ganges region used both 
a binary system of weights 
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ... units (unit = 0.85 gram), 
and 
a decimal system of length measure (unit = 0.264 inches), 
as well as 
a second system of length based on Egyptian cubits.