Re: From Meluhha To Pakistan: The Embodiment Of A Civilization
your whole claim relies on one flimsy assumption - the people the sumerians called the meluhha are the people of the indus valley.
now, this assumption’s validity relies 100% on the use of dravidian language correlation with loan words in sumerian, to refer to things like sesame seed. which are foreign to sumeria, and hence the words are non-native.
after all this, if you claim no, the indus valley wasn’t dravidian, it removes your first assumption - those that are refered to as the meluhha are the people of the indus.
and this is your agenda. say this to any anthropologist familiar with the peopling of the indian subcontinent and you will be laughed at.
the population in the indo-gangetic plains had already stabilized genetically, turkey had huge population changes afterwards. you are trying to say a 10 yr old kid is the father of a 60 yr old.