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cybalist@yahoogroups.com, "Patrick Ryan" <proto-language@...>
wrote:
>
> The Austro-Asiatic languages moved through coastal India first on
> their way east.
>
> Next came the Elamo-Dravidians from the Northwest.
>
> Finally, Caucasians invaded Northern India.
Well here's something new! Do you have any evidence for such an
invasion? The sole evidence of any influence on Indo-Aryan from
Caucasian, as far as I know, is the suggested Caucasian origin of
Indra, but which I thought was supposed to have happened outside
of India, well before the Indo-Aryans arrived there.
You also forgot to mention the arrival of those very Indo-Aryans
in India, or was that an intentional omission?
David