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... culture and that , throughout South India , there was no geological or other indication of catastrophic phenomena ... Culture ( pp . 19-25 ) ; and G. Elliot Smith : Migrations of Early Culture ; and H. J. Fleure : Racial Affinities of ...
... culture and that , throughout South India , there was no geological or other indication of catastrophic phenomena ... Culture ( pp . 19-25 ) ; and G. Elliot Smith : Migrations of Early Culture ; and H. J. Fleure : Racial Affinities of ...
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... culture , but also the birth of the iron age culture that succeeded it . ” 1 A fundamental obstacle in the way of the acceptance of this theory of continuity of race evolution down to the Dravidian culture - epoch is the existence of ...
... culture , but also the birth of the iron age culture that succeeded it . ” 1 A fundamental obstacle in the way of the acceptance of this theory of continuity of race evolution down to the Dravidian culture - epoch is the existence of ...
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... culture of the Dravidian people received a new impulse after their mixture with the earlier settlers ; and one fruit of this is the hitherto unknown proto - Dravidian script which was very likely the parent of the Mohenjo - Daro script ...
... culture of the Dravidian people received a new impulse after their mixture with the earlier settlers ; and one fruit of this is the hitherto unknown proto - Dravidian script which was very likely the parent of the Mohenjo - Daro script ...
Contents
BIHAR AND ORISSA RESEARCH SOCIETY | 1 |
The VicePresidents Address at the Annual Meet | i |
Proceedings of the Council Meeting held on January | i |
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