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Myth Of Aryan Invasion Of India |
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By David Frawley |
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| INDIAN
CIVILIZATION, AN INDEGENOUS DEVELOPMENT |
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| Under the idea that all civilization
came from the Middle East, it was assumed that Harappan culture derived its impetus
from the Middle East, probably Sumeria. Recent French excavations have shown
that all the antecedents of the Indus culture can found within the Indian
subcontinent going back before 6500 BC as revealed by the Mehrgarh site near the
Bolan Pass in Pakistan.
Mehrgarh is the largest village/town
culture of its period anywhere in the world and develops into the Indus
culture by a series of stages, showing the evolution of agriculture and arts and crafts typical of
Harappa.
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