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He also recognizes another fact. Among the many revelations that Mohenjo-daro and Harappa have made, 'none, perhaps, is more remarkable than this discovery, that Śaivism has a history going back to the Chalcolithic age or perhaps even further still, and that it thus takes its place as the most ancient living faith in the world.'²