Dr. Paul Heggarty on the history and progression of Indo-Europeans

[@Unknown-y9v]

if you follow dna migration from ice ages, you can see the clear direction the languages follow

[@Ddireland]

So many of my Pashtun relatives who have done their ancestry dna has south, south east Caucasus, and have dna relatives like myself have a strong marker and 3rd ,4rth cousins in UK and ireland. Though I know no relations in these places. Also in north Italy and Germany for me. I think we are somehow related especially to Celtic.

[@SuperPeacepromoter]

Farming didn’t come into India from Anatolia or the caucuses; it was started independently within India. The 2019 Reich study about the Harappan DNA supports this fact.

[@gravewalker34]

Reich says that because it supports his theory. Harappan civilization sees influx of new skeletons and crops around 5000 bce in mehrgarh.

[@rickhastings6063]

It's called the "Ganga" river, not "Ganges".