They looked like arrows yet they roared like a thunder and shone like rays of the Sun when released. Lord Krishna counterattacked and fired his weapons on the ship. The space craft commenced an attack on the city with the use of energy weapons, which to the on-lookers resembled a discharge of a lightning, and it was so devastating that after the attack most of the city lay in ruins. It is the description of the battle that draws the attention of the ancient aliens theorists, as it seems to suggest it was fought with sophisticated technology and advanced weapons, potentially even with a craft attacking from the orbit. As the Mahabharata describes King Salva attacked Dwarka with a flying machine. The ruins have been proclaimed the remains of the legendary lost city of Dwarka which, according to ancient Hindu texts, was the dwelling place of the deity known as Krishna.Īccording to ancient Hindu texts Dwarka was a skirmish ground for lord Krishna and king Salva. The explorations conducted in the Gulf of Cambay waters revealed sandstone walls, a grid of streets and some evidence of a sea port 70 feet under water. This means that the city must have existed before the flooding, i.e. Parthasarathy writes about a spectacular underwater archaeological find by a joint British-Indian diving team that could rewrite history. The Bronze Age port lies just under the surface of the water in Laconia’s Vatika Bay, right. to the time when the area submerged under water. Pavlopetri is the oldest known submerged city in the world, believed to date back around 5,000 years. Yet the ruins below the Gulf of Cambay go back at least 9 thousand years, i.e. Water at present is 6.5 to 9.5 feet below the surface. The city was considered a myth until the National Institute of Ocean Technology found the ruins of the city in Gulf of Khamabhat. Mainstream scientists maintain that ancient Indian culture/civilization goes back some 4-5 thousand years. This oasis is along one of the ancient watercourses discovered by geologists using Space Shuttle Topographic data. The city has a proper mention in the holy book of Hindus. The comparative study of surrounding sites indicates that the date of the structures of Dwarka may be between Historical period and late medieval period. These findings suggest that Dwarka was one of the most busy port centers during the past on the west coast of India. Besides these structures, a large number of varieties of stone anchors have been noticed along the structures as well as beyond 6 m water depth. They are randomly scattered over a vast area. They are are semicircular, rectangular and square in shape and are in water depth ranging from inter tidal zone to 6 m. Marine archaeological explorations off Dwarka have brought to light a large number of stone structures.