Indo-Aryan
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Yup even the Neraj Rais paper hasn't been published. I read in some papers that digging will resume at hastinapur after monsoon and land acquisition is happening around Sinauli.
Yup even the Neraj Rais paper hasn't been published. I read in some papers that digging will resume at hastinapur after monsoon and land acquisition is happening around Sinauli.
He is already back as Bharadwaj SpeaksDFI'ians does anyone know if TrueIndology has plans to or has made any attempts at a comeback. That guy/gal was a one-man-army at destroying the lies of our marxshit historians. TrueIndology was supposed to launch a Youtube channel, but all we have is a wordpress site created by one of they fans archiving old tweets.
PS: In light of this AIT v/s OOI debate, this would be a good time for TI to reincarnate.
Mashalla, ab hoga jashn-e-indology... thanks !!!He is already back as Bharadwaj Speaks
This one looks like Hollywood actor ciaran hindsThis is how Indo-European Yamanya ancestors of Europeans looked like
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Ice age people from pre 10000bce and genetically isolated group like Andamanese and Kalash.Another lie busted
The genomic origins of the Bronze Age Tarim Basin mummies - Nature
A genomic analysis of human remains from the Bronze Age provides insights into the origin of the Tarim Basin mummies from the Xinjiang region.www.nature.com
This study illuminates in detail the origins of the Bronze Age human populations in the Dzungarian and Tarim basins of Xinjiang. Notably, our results support no hypothesis involving substantial human migration from steppe or mountain agropastoralists for the origin of the Bronze Age Tarim mummies, but rather we find that the Tarim mummies represent a culturally cosmopolitan but genetically isolated autochthonous population. This finding is consistent with earlier arguments that the IAMC served as a geographic corridor and vector for regional cultural interaction that connected disparate populations from the fourth to the second millennium BC (refs. 24,25). While the arrival and admixture of Afanasievo populations in the Dzungarian Basin of northern Xinjiang around 3000 BC may have plausibly introduced Indo-European languages to the region, the material culture and genetic profile of the Tarim mummies from around 2100 BC onwards call into question simplistic assumptions about the link between genetics, culture and language and leave unanswered the question of whether the Bronze Age Tarim populations spoke a form of proto-Tocharian. Future archaeological and palaeogenomic research on subsequent Tarim Basin populations—and most importantly, studies of the sites and periods where first millennium AD Tocharian texts have been recovered—are necessary to understand the later population history of the Tarim Basin. Finally, the palaeogenomic characterization of the Tarim mummies has unexpectedly revealed one of the few known Holocene-era genetic descendant populations of the once widespread Pleistocene ANE ancestry profile. The Tarim mummy genomes thus provide a critical reference point for genetically modelling Holocene-era populations and reconstructing the population history of Asia.
Sati is a propaganda by mlecchas to hide their witch hunting crimes and to blame us.Between the years 1500 and 1660, up to 80,000 suspected witches were put to death in Europe. Around 80 percent of them were women thought to be in cahoots with the Devil and filled with lust. Germany had the highest witchcraft execution rate, while Ireland had the lowest.
How many cases of Sati?
Barely 500-1000.