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What this study didn't tell you is the fact that under that city it is likely that there is an other city even older.

To which study are you referring? I'd like to verify that it didn't tell us that for myself. Or are you just pulling shit from your ass?

The earliest known archaeological evidence suggests that settlement around Varanasi in the Ganga valley (the seat of Vedic religion and philosophy) began in the 11th or 12th century BC, placing it among the world's oldest continually inhabited cities. ... It is possible that archaeological evidence of these previous inhabitants has yet to be discovered. Recent excavations at Aktha and Ramnagar, two sites very near to Varanasi, show them to be from 1800 BC, suggesting Varanasi started to be inhabited by that time too.

Wikipedia | Varanasi

Do you know what the word 'excavation' means, Riketto?

It is for this reason the archaeologists of the Banaras Hindu University commenced their academic pursuit from the excavation of RAJGHAT (ancient Varanasi).

Important Archaeological Discoveries by the Banaras Hindu University
Referenced by the Wikipedia article