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Chapters
Preface
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1.1
Politicizing a Linguistic Theory
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1.2
The Aryan Invasion Theory in Indian Politics
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1.3
Politicization as an Obstacle to Research
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1.4
A Case Study in AIT Polemic
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1.5
Some Red Herrings
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1.6
Conclusion
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2.1
Dating the Rg-Veda
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2.2
Ancient Hindu Astronomy
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2.3
The Precession of the Equinox
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2.4
Additional Astronomical Indications
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2.5
Conclusion
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3.1
Introduction
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3.2
Origin of the Linguistic Argument
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3.3
Direct Geographical Clues
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3.4
Exchanges with other Languages Families
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3.5
Conclusion
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4.1
Demographical common sense
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4.2
Textual Evidence
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4.3
Where did the Kurgan People come from?
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4.4
The Horse Evidence
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4.5
Vedic Aryans in West Asia
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4.6
Memory of the Urheimat
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4.7
Indra and Shiva
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4.8
Invasionist terms in the Vedas
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4.9
The Evidence from physical anthropology
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5.1
A Remarkable book
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5.2
Evidence provided by physical anthropology
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5.3
The Archaeological Evidence
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5.4
Linguistic Arguments
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5.5
The Evidence from Comparative Religion
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5.6
Conclusion
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6.1
Some false problems
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6.2
Things to do
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6.3
The Non-invasionist Model
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