Why did all the people in the Indian islands die in one day in the Death Mountain incident in India?

Mohenjodaro Death Mountain is the Mohenjodaro site in Indian history, which means the valley of death in Hindi. Here, the investigators found evidence of several violent explosions here, that is, the death mountain incident in India, where all the buildings within the radius of the explosion center 1 square kilometer turned into powder. Far from the center, many human bones were found. It can be seen from the posture of the skeleton that the disaster of death came suddenly and people were unaware of it.

As for the cause of India's Death Hill incident, there is still a debate about why Mohenjodar, the site of Mohenjodar 4000 years ago, was completely destroyed at a certain moment. As one of the three natural mysteries listed by scientists in the world, the death hill incident happened on a day about 3600 years ago. All the residents of an ancient city on the central island of the Indus River died almost at the same time, and the ancient city was suddenly destroyed, which is even more bizarre than the disappearance of the Moscow subway.

Catastrophic flood theory

Some scholars, such as R L Rex, S Wilpat, etc. It has been explained from the perspective of geology and ecology, and it is considered that the "Death Hill Event" may be due to the diversion of riverbed, river flooding, earthquake and the resulting floods in ancient India. The great flood destroyed the ancient city on the island in the middle of the river, and the residents in the city were drowned at the same time. However, some scholars do not agree with the above statement. They think that if it is really because of the devastating flood, the bodies of the residents in the city will drift away with the flood, so many skeletons will not be preserved in the city. Archaeologists have not found any evidence of catastrophic floods in the ruins of this ancient city.

Infectious disease theory

Some scholars speculate that it may be because of an acute infectious disease in ancient times that led to the death of residents in the city. However, this statement also has its loopholes, because no matter how serious the infectious disease is, it is impossible for the people of the city to die almost at the same time on the same day. Judging from the distribution of ruins and bones, it seems that someone was walking in the street or working in the house at that time and did not suffer from illness. After careful study, paleontologists and medical scientists also denied the statement that the spread of diseases led to death.

Foreign invasion theory

As a result, some people put forward the view that foreigners attacked on a large scale and slaughtered a large number of residents in the city. But who is the intruder? Some people suggested that it might be Aryans in the Vedic era, but in fact the Aryans invaded much later than the destruction of this ancient city, separated by centuries. Therefore, the invasion theory cannot be concluded because of insufficient evidence.

It is still difficult to judge right or wrong about the above viewpoints.