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To: SatinDoll
I am perfectly willing to consider Indian cultures to be much older than commonly thought. And I'm aware of the changes in thinking about people living in the Amazon.

But that doesn't come close to invalidating the stunning linguistic and DNA evidence showing a close link between European, Persian and Aryan groups.

The Aryans, if they ever really existed as a singular population, are ‘johnny-come-lately’ in terms of migratory groups.

Agreed. Probably sometime in 2nd millenium BC, which is long after other societies had been in India.

Sanskrit and the Vedic religion were almost duplicated in the kingdom of Mitanni in the Fertile Crescent at about this time. Surely the most logical explanation is a people or group of peoples somewhere north of Persia splitting, one part going SW and the other SW.

Do you have an explanation why this theory is offensive to Indians?

43 posted on 12/05/2011 1:42:52 PM PST by Sherman Logan
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To: Sherman Logan

It is offensive to Indians because their own archaeological investigations indicate it is false.


44 posted on 12/05/2011 2:47:57 PM PST by SatinDoll (NO FOREIGN NATIONALS AS U.S.A. PRESIDENT)
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