Negrito Racial Strain in India

Guha, Biraja Sankar

doi:10.1038/121793a0

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“…Sailors, and probably sailing families, seeking a livelihood, pioneered the route from the Subcontinent to the Gulf region and on to Africa (Gogte, 2000). In 1952 Carl O. Sauer (1952, 1969 sugges rridor of mankind".…”

Section: Archaeological Observations Economic Trade Contactsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Were There Commercial Communications between Prehistoric Harappans and African Populations?

Kennedy¹,

Possehl²

2012

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This paper is an historical and scientific evaluation of Western archaeologists’ theories concerning ancient population movements and commercial contacts between the prehistoric Harappans and African populations during the Indus Age (2500-1900 BC). In this context the human skeletal remains and artifacts from Harappa and Mohenjodaro are relevant. An urnburial from the Indus river site of Chanhudaro has an important bearing upon this subject. The scientific aspect of this study is the provision of hitherto unascertained data to palaeoanthropologists anaylsing the skeletal and dental biology of prehistoric populations of South Asia

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Section: Archaeological Observations Economic Trade Contactsmentioning

confidence: 99%