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Purged. No caste kanging on DFI pls. Keep that crap to Twitter

This whole topic is a huge waste of oxygen. Time to move on to more interesting things. Like the Keezhadi excavations for example. Lemurian ideologues are working overtime to create fake history. Members should train their guns on that instead.

+100 A migration happened. Genetics is proof. The Rakhigarhi DNA studies proves this rather than discredit it. IVC started collapsing due to monsoon failures and possible death of river Saraswati. The "Indo Aryans" came and mixed with the IVC people. @Shaitan people get triggered because some...

AFAIK the entire Rig Veda is purely a series of sounds which have been passed on. Sanskrit came later Can you elaborate ? Wiki says otherwise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vedic_chant "The oral tradition of the Vedas (Śrauta) consists of several pathas, "recitations" or ways of chanting the...

^ 'Vedic Sanskrit' is an artificial term, I used it within quotes in my earlier posts. The 'Vedic Sanskrit' institutions you speak of are simply places where the Vedic chant is learnt.

'Vedic Sanskrit' or simply the sounds of the Vedas are considered perfect and eternal. An elaborate tradition exists solely for the preservation of these sounds and has ensured high fidelity even after thousands of years Vedic chant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vedic accent - Wikipedia...

Btw on Dayanand Saraswati: Ashvamedha - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia That implies that the classical commentaries (long before colonization) contain horse sacrifice and bestiality.

To end this debate, a snapshot of the Yajurveda from an Arya Samaji Ved Pratishthan Horse sacrifice is clearly mentioned

Relevant snippet from Tavleen Singh on obfuscation of certain Indian texts: A new idea of India? - Indian Express (Ignore the part about Modi.) Inline with Tejo Mahalaya and Nuclear weapons in Vedas :)

Of course they're not indigenous. They came from Africa ANI-ASI Admixture Dating | Harappa Ancestry Project

From the Genographic Project ANI/ASI thing happened around 55,000 BCE ANI (probably) ASI (probably)

^ Interesting. So what does "Iran" really mean ? Edit: I went through the Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_%28word%29 The gentilic ēr- and ary- (in e.g. ērān/aryān) in the Middle Iranian languages of Persian and Parthian derives from Old Iranian *arya ("Arya" means...

Indus Valley Civ Collapsed due to Climate Change Just FYI. The old "Aryans destroyed Indus Valley civilization" theory has been thoroughly discredited. Saraswati was a real river. Unfortunately this theory is still supported by DMK :tsk: ---- The Vedas, a collection of texts composed over...

A Turkish origin for Indo-European languages Disease-mapping methods add geographical history to language family tree. Languages as diverse as English, Russian and Hindi can trace their roots back more than 8,000 years to Anatolia — now in modern-day Turkey. That's the conclusion of a study1...

Monsoons shifted and the IV people slowly moved into the Gangetic Plains ----- Collapse of Mythical River Civilization Explained | Harappan Culture & Climate Change | LiveScience

Interesting Paper Syncretism and Acculturation in Ancient India: A New Nine Phase Acculturation Model Explaining the Process of Transfer of Power from the Harappans to the Indo-Aryans *Thanks for the link civ

Yes it does show the timing of migrants. Also, there is no such thing as separate race of "South Indians"

Yes, but they're Northies too no ? :troll: And by the time the direct wave from Africa comes, Central Asian migrations have started

This is false Check this out (From the Genographic Project https://genographic.nationalgeographic.com/genographic/lan/en/atlas.html The first wave of human migration into India is The first wave into South India is this :

Removing the noise Isn't it obvious ? A connection with India has to be made to make his theories seems somewhat plausible. Short story: It started with European study of Indian culture (aka Indology). Race obsessed Euros (at that time), couldn't come to terms with the sophistication...