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VIVEKANANDA KENDRA PATRIKA ARYAN INVASION THEORY VOL-II Publications. pp. 311 -345 Suryakanta. 1981. Kathaka-sankalanam. New Delhi: Meharchand Lachhmandas Publications Thapar, Romila. 1999. Lecture delivered on 11th October 1999, at the Academic Staff College, JNU, titled “ The Aryan Question Revisited”, available online at http:// members.tripod.com/ascjnu/aryan.html Triveda, D. S. 1938-39. “The Original Home of the Aryans”. In Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, vol. XX: 49-68 Witzel, Michael. 2001. ‘Autochthonous Aryans? The Evidence from Old Indian and Iranian Texts.” In Electronic Journal of Vedic Studies, vol. 7, issue 3. Online paper available at http:// users.primushost.com/~india/ejvs/ejvs0703/ ejvs0703article.pdf __. 2001a. ‘Addendum to EJVS 7-3, notes 45-46’, in Electronic Journal of Vedic Studies, Vol. 7, issue 4, available online at http:/ /users.primushost.com/~india/ejvs/ejvs0704/ ejvs0704.txt __. 1995. “Rgvedic History: Poets, Chieftains and Politics” in The Indo-Aryans of Ancient South Asiaed. by Erdosy, George. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter __. 1990. Kleine Schriften, Willem Caland. Stuttgart: F. Steiner 41 ___. 1989. “Tracing the Vedic Dialects”. In Dialectes dans les littératures indo-aryennes, Publications de l’Institut de civilisation indienne, Série in-8, Fascicule 55, ed. by C. Caillat, Paris : Diffusion de Boccard ___. 1987. “On the Localisation of Vedic Texts and Schools”, pp. 173-213 in India and the Ancient World ed. by Gilbert Pollet; Keuven: Departement Orientalistiek; Keuven ___. 1980. ‘Early Eastern Iran and the Atharvaveda’, inPersica, vol. IX: 86-128
VIVEKANANDA KENDRA PATRIKA ARYAN INVASION THEORY VOL-II INDO-ARYAN AND SLAVIC LINGUISTIC AND GENETIC AFFINITIES PREDATE THE ORIGIN OF CEREAL FARMING Joseph Skulj, Jagdish C. Sharda, Snejina Sonina, Ratnakar Narale The Hindu Institute of Learning, Toronto, Canada Paper read at: The Sixth International Topical Conference: Origin of Europeans in Ljubljana, Slovenia June 6th and 7th 2008. Abstract Linguistic comparisons between Indo-Aryan languages, Vedic Sanskrit in particular, and Slavic languages show evidence of remarkable similarities in words of elemental nature and those describing the process of domestication of animals specially the terminology regarding the sheep and the cattle. Similarly, Haplogroup (Hg) R1a1 (HG3 in Rosser’s nomenclature), the male lineage Y- Chromosome genetic marker found at high frequencies both in the Slavic and the Indo- Aryan male populations points to a common genetic origin of a large percentage of speakers of Slavic and Indic languages. Judging from the linguistic evidence, the separation of these Indo-European branches appears to predate the advent of cereal domestication. Applying Alinei’s ‘Lexical Self-Dating’ (LSD) methodology to date the linguistic and the genetic evidence, we estimate that the split between Indo-Aryans and the ancestors of Slavs occurred, after the domestication of the sheep and cattle, about 10,000 years ago, but before cereal farming became a common industry amongst the ancestors of Slavs in Europe and Indo-Aryans on the Indian sub-continent. Moreover, the genetic evidence does not indicate that there were any major migrations of people from Europe, including the ancestors of the present day Slavs, to the Indian sub-continent during the last 8,000 years. The migration appears to have come from the Indian subcontinent to Europe. However, there is a record of many military incursions over the millennia into the sub-continent. 42
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