Migration Out of India Seeded the Ancient World
Summary
The article challenges the mainstream "Aryan Migration Theory," proposing instead that Indo-European languages and cultures originated in India and spread outward in multiple historical pulses. By citing linguistic, archaeological, and genetic evidence, the author connects ancient Vedic traditions to the development of Iranian, Germanic, Slavic, and Italo-Celtic civilizations across Europe and the Mediterranean.
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