What DNA Says About Aryan Invasion Theory -2

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The K progenitor clades of R are all seen profusely in India and further East and are conspicuously absent in Europe. Of course, this does not deter our angreji friends who have K migrate directly out of Africa, even though the initial trajectory out of Africa had long elapsed and there is a prolifeartion of C and F along the southern route, while there is no trace of C,F,K in residual Africa. The main joker selling this snake oil is Spencer Wells from Genographic society.

1. So-called ANI proceeded to populate Europe after the appropriate corridor opened up at 45K. The southern Exodus (as explicated by Oppenheimer) had skipped Europe and climactic conditions made colonization of Europe impossible before this time. The present study implies that ANI “emerged from” the initial settlers in South India. Additionally, archaeological traces of AMH in Europe lag behind those in S. Asia by tens of thousands of years. There was no AMH in Europe before 40K and these were subject to replacement from interior Asia at even later dates ( as evidenced by presence of only a single line R without progenitor clades; the other clades – IJ – are Mideastern, with J being Iranian).

2. Talageri has convincingly elaborated on Nichols’ model for westward expansion of IE from Bactria. The more archaic forms are transported west and isolated from further developments. Hittite, Tokharian, and Italo-Celtic all *must have* made a northward exit and only India fits this requirement; all other locations require that these three diverged in completely opposite directions with subsequent backmigration of another dialect into the original location of I-Ir (which was the last to leave).

3. The AIT is categorically ideological and requires the operation of a monotheist/theological “caste system” in Indian society in order to usher in the “Aryans” as the ‘agents of sanskritic culture’. This has been aptly explicated by Marianne Keppens, a colleague of SN Balagangadhara.