| The Myth Of Aryan Invasion Of India |
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| Books By David Frawley |
| BASIS OF THE ARYAN INVASION THEORY | |
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| While there were fewer cities in the
post-Harappan age, Dr. S.R. Rao has found two sites - Dwaraka and
Bet Dwaraka in Gujarat - which were large urban sites. Dwaraka, dated around 1500 BC, was in fact larger
than Mohenjodaro, the largest Harappan site.(*5) In one of his most recent papers on the subject archeologist Jim G. Schaffer of Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland Ohio U.S.A. states in bold: The shift by Harappan groups, and
perhaps, other Indus Valley cultural mosaic groups, is the only
archaeologically documented west-to-east movement of human populations in South Asia before
the first half of the first millennium BC.(*6)
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