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BRAHMAN: THE DISCOVERY OF THE GOD OF ABRAHAM: M. M. NINAN<br />
Clustering analysis from Rosenberg (2006), shows no distinctive genetic cluster compositions<br />
among Indo-Aryan populations in India, though there is a slight change in the specific Indo-Aryan<br />
populations of the Punjab, Sindh andKashmir regions located in the north-west of South Asia.<br />
Clustering analysis from Rosenberg (2006), shows no distinctive genetic cluster compositions<br />
among Indo-Aryan populations in India, though there is a slight change in the specific Indo-Aryan<br />
populations of the Punjab, Sindh and Kashmir regions located in the north-west of South Asia.<br />
Contemporary equestrian terminology, as recorded in a horse-training manual, author identified as<br />
"Kikkuli the Mitannian," contains Indo-Aryan loanwords. The personal names and gods of the<br />
Mitanni aristocracy also bear traces of Indo-Aryan. Because of that association of Indo-Aryan with<br />
horsemanship and the Mitanni aristocracy, the Indo-Aryan charioteers may have been absorbed<br />
into the local population and adopted the Hurrian language.[Mallory, 1989]<br />
Chariot spread<br />
Early 2nd millennium introduction of the chariot to India corresponds with the overall picture of the<br />
spread of this innovation (Mesopotamia 1700 B.C.., China 1600, Northern Europe 1300, Harappa<br />
1500, Ganges Valley 1200 BCE<br />
This establishes the origin in Europe in 2000 BCE).<br />
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