Earliest literary reference to iron in indian subcontinent
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The earliest literary reference to iron in the Indian subcontinent is the following;
The Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda were the earliest references to iron as terms such as
(i) Krishna-ayas
(ii) Shyama
(iii) Shyama-ayas
These mean the dark and black metal. Researchers of the inscriptions believe that they are a reference to iron in the region.
The earliest literary reference to iron in the Indian subcontinent is the following;
The Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda were the earliest references to iron as terms such as
(i) Krishna-ayas
(ii) Shyama
(iii) Shyama-ayas
These mean the dark and black metal. Researchers of the inscriptions believe that they are a reference to iron in the region.
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The earliest literary reference of the black metal iron is dated back to age of Vedas.
The term Krishna-ayas, shyama and shyama-ayas as in the Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda are believed to be the early names of iron.
These Sanskrit terms mean black and dark metal in English.
The term Krishna-ayas, shyama and shyama-ayas as in the Yajur Veda and Atharva Veda are believed to be the early names of iron.
These Sanskrit terms mean black and dark metal in English.
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