Indus valley?

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Here is something from a Hindu indology site: " Briefly, the Indus Valley is

the original home of the Aryans or Indo-europeans."

http://www.indusscript.net/index.html

 

The indologists from the West, however, say " Oh no, their origin is in the

Caucasians."

 

The Hollow Earth Theory revises the whole argument- the caucasians and their

culture migrated from the hollow portion, wherefrom it periodically

manifests on the surface:

 

>From The Hollow Earth and The Aryan Invasion Revised:

http://www.skyboom.com/hollowearthpuranas/

 

" The Caucasian race can easily be seen to stretch from Northern India to

Scandanavia and in European Russia. How far would it be from the Artic coast

of the Siberian and European side of the polar basin to the opening

suggested by several hollow Earth researchers, which is offset from the

North Pole just above the New Siberian Islands? ( See the dot on the map

above )A hop, skip and a jump- no more than a few hundred miles. So how

difficult would it be for the Caucasian and even other human races to

re-introduce themselves to the surface of the planet from this particular

opening at the end of every Kali Yuga? It does not seem that it would be so

difficult at all.

 

The fact that the Caucasian race is so light skinned in Northern Europe is

indicative, also. It suggests that any migration began from that region,

then proceded downwards. This is because in the Middle East and India, the

race is a bit darker. It is easier to go from a light complexion to a darker

complexion, while is is harder to believe that darker skinned Caucasians

migrated Northwards, then became sun bleached to their present blond haired,

blue eyed state. Therefore, we can surmise that the Caucasians are not

Caucasian in origin but rather, that their surface migration began in

Northern Europe, along the Artic basin, near the opening. The reader may

keep in mind that in milleniums past, these areas were not as cold as they

are now. As an example, we'll note that Viking graves from 1,000 years ago

have been opened up in Greenland, and it was found that roots, at that time,

had penetrated the coffins. Now the graves lie under permafrost. This means

that, previously, vegetation existed in the area and that there was a

different climate."

 

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