AN ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY AND CIVILIZATION
Keywords:
millennium, language, populations.Abstract
Civilization vanished again in the mid-2nd millennium BC. In the following thousand years, a people known as the Aryans, speaking an Indo-European language, moved into northern India from central Asia. They came into India as pastoral, semi-nomadic tribes led by warrior chieftains. Over time, they settled down as rulers over the native Dravidian populations they found there, and formed tribal kingdoms.
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