Akshay Shankar
On The Nair Community Of Kerala And Their Sambandham System
The paternity of children had an important role in Sambandham unions, and if the paternity was not determined, it resulted in the ex-communication of the ... Read More
A Vedic Aryan Homeland in the Steppes? A Critique of the Kurgan Hypothesis
While the mainstream Kurgan theory could explain initial Indo-European expansions into Europe from the Yamnaya culture through later cultures like corded ware and catacomb cultures, ... Read More
Was Indus Valley civilization Dravidian?
If Harappans were Dravidians, they would have obviously left traces of Harappan sites in deep southern India where they later settled. Read More
Aryan Debate: Do the recent genetic studies validate Aryan invasion theory?
How exactly the Indo-Aryanization India happened would remain unclear unless we get more ancient DNA samples, especially that of male individuals, from various Harappan sites ... Read More
Keezhadi : Does it reflect a non-Vedic Dravidian civilization in ancient Tamil Nadu?
The early Tamil kingdoms were part of one unified civilization which included northern Janapadas as well, and the Tamil kingdoms and ancient sites like Keezhadi ... Read More