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Title Aryan Invasion May Have Transformed India’s Bronze-Age Population Media name/outlet TVN Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 6/07/17 Description An influx of men from the steppe of Central Asia may have swept into India around 3,500 years ago and transformed the population.
The same mysterious people – ancient livestock herders called the Yamnaya who rode wheeled chariots and spoke a proto-Indo-European language – also moved across Europe more than 1,000 years earlier. Somehow, they left their genetic signature with most European men, but not women, earlier studies suggest.URL trueviralnews.com/aryan-invasion-may-have-transformed-indias-bronze-age-population/ Persons Martin Richards Title Genetic Study Added to Debate on India’s Bronze Age Languages Media name/outlet Archaeology Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 6/07/17 Description Yorkshire, England—Could men from Central Asia have brought Indo-European languages to India thousands of years ago? Live Science reports that archaeogeneticist Martin Richards of the University of Huddersfield and his colleagues conducted an analysis of genetic material collected from modern populations living in India, where ancient DNA rarely survives in the hot climate URL https://www.archaeology.org/news/5715-170706-india-genetic-study Persons Martin Richards Title Aryan Invasion May Have Transformed India's Bronze-Age Population Media name/outlet Live Science Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 6/07/17 Description An influx of men from the steppe of Central Asia may have swept into India around 3,500 years ago and transformed the population. URL https://www.livescience.com/59703-north-india-populated-by-central-asian-invaders.html Persons Martin Richards