Indus Valley Scripts found in TN
  • Hopefully, this will put an end to the "Aryan Invasion Theory" that the
    Romila Thapars of the world are so fond of!
  • - Thanks Arun Krishnan.

    And the necessity to rewrite History and incorporate the same in the
    School books is becoming more and more day by day.


    anbudan /

    sps
  • Thanks Arun.

    This theory has been broken to pieces by many western scholars long
    time back. David Frawley is one of the key personality who proved that
    aryan invasion theory is a myth.

    But....thoongaravangala ezhupalam, thoongara mathiri nadikaravangala??
  • Human migration is a better term than "invation" wrt the time we are talking. The Indus script travelled south and continued to be used in much later times may be as ornamental or with a lost/morphed meaning. Please recollect the earlier threads on the Sembiyan Kandiyur celt ( 1200 to 800BCE ) and the Anaikottai bilingual seal of Sri Lanka ( not earlier than 300BCE) .
     
    This finding re-establishes that the Indus seals could be read using dravidian etymology.
     
    There were no aryans or dravidians... only Indians.

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