Tell me about the Indo Aryan invasion of India, who was living there before the horse people came? Did the populations intermix or did they kill the others.
Indo-Aryan invasion of India
Sebastian Collins
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Jonathan Ramirez
>who was living there before the horse people came?
Depends on what you mean. There's the Negritos of SEA who were the original inhabitants of India and then there's the later inhabitants, the natives of the Indus Valley Civilization.
>Did the populations intermix or did they kill the others
Both I guess. Generally speaking the IE mostly settled down around the North-Western region so the more downwards you go the less admixture you see.
The original natives never really got killed off btw. There's later accounts of warring Dravidian tribes fighting and allying with Vedic tribes in the Mahabharata so I guess they militarized after the invasion of the nomads (they were pretty peaceful beforehand)
Grayson Cooper
> who was living there before the horse people came?
Abbos
>Did the populations intermix or did they kill the others.
They intermixed
Jeremiah Green
Do these 'negritos' still live today? Also could we assume that the people in the north east have the most indo-aryan influences?
Kayden Thompson
Yes. The Indian government slaughters them in the jungles where nobody can see so they can use their land for strip mining. With no other choice and no legal recourse - especially not with Modi in charge - they turn into Naxal warriors, and once they are safely pigeon holed as Maoist it's even more acceptable to murder them.
Elijah Johnson
Michael Taylor
>Abbos
This is a common misconception. What are the ancestors of Australian Aboriginals left the Indus 40000 years ago. By the time of the past few millennia the inhabitants were already different.
Australian Aboriginals are more closer to Negritos (or East Indian tribals) but even that's a stretch because they intermixed with other ancient groups.
>Do these 'negritos' still live today?
Yes. That first family in the picture the user posted are the Negritos I was talking about. Pic related is another.
>Also could we assume that the people in the north east have the most indo-aryan influences?
Why? I'm pretty sure it's the opposite.
Andrew Hall
>Yes. The Indian government slaughters them in the jungles where nobody can see so they can use their land for strip mining
Bullshit
Alexander Brown
da fuck they look like they're actual Africans, kinda like San people but darker
Alexander Moore
You explain the Naxalite insurgency to me then. Explain Green Hunt and the use of irregular paramilitaries.