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05-10-2015, 05:26 PM
Y-haplogroups of carriers of the Aryan language (http://rjgg.molgen.org/index.php/RJGG/article/view/46/57) by Akper Aliev, Alexander Smirnov, The Russian Journal of Genetic Genealogy, Vol 1, No 1 (2010)
Abstract
Ancient history of the Aryan language, the ancestor of Nuristani, Iranian and Indo-Aryan languages (Fig. 1) is still the object of scrutiny. A study of its history has always faced the prob-lem of localization of its ancestral homeland, the area of origin of Old Aryan.
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Total reasoning
Given all these factors, the authors propose the following unified system of events:
1) The combination of linguistic and archaeo-logical data homeland of Old Aryan language could be located on the territory of North-Western Iran in the region of culture Hissar B in III millennium BC where Old Aryans migrated to the east, south of Central Asia, in the area of Margiana civilization and beyond to the region of the Pamir and Hindu Kush.
2) Most likely, Old Aryans have several hap-logroups and their gene pool can consist of sub-clades of J2 (and, possibly, G2a). These haplo-groups are also represented among the Brah-mins and the age of these populations is over 12 thousand years. In the gene pool of the orig-inal speakers of «ancient European» dialects present haplogroup R1b1b2.
3) During the migration of speakers of «an-cient European» dialects through the Middle East and Central Asia, and further through the Volga and the northern Black Sea region to Eu-rope, in their gene pool was involved the R1a1 haplogroup. Later the R1a1 haplogroup become dominant among the eastern Slavs, R1b1b2 – among the peoples of Central and Western Eu-rope.
4) In the period of stay of the ancient Aryans in the territory of Margiana in II millennium BC in their gene pool could be included haplogroup R1a1, later this became dominant among the Brahmins.
Abstract
Ancient history of the Aryan language, the ancestor of Nuristani, Iranian and Indo-Aryan languages (Fig. 1) is still the object of scrutiny. A study of its history has always faced the prob-lem of localization of its ancestral homeland, the area of origin of Old Aryan.
57491
57492
57493
Total reasoning
Given all these factors, the authors propose the following unified system of events:
1) The combination of linguistic and archaeo-logical data homeland of Old Aryan language could be located on the territory of North-Western Iran in the region of culture Hissar B in III millennium BC where Old Aryans migrated to the east, south of Central Asia, in the area of Margiana civilization and beyond to the region of the Pamir and Hindu Kush.
2) Most likely, Old Aryans have several hap-logroups and their gene pool can consist of sub-clades of J2 (and, possibly, G2a). These haplo-groups are also represented among the Brah-mins and the age of these populations is over 12 thousand years. In the gene pool of the orig-inal speakers of «ancient European» dialects present haplogroup R1b1b2.
3) During the migration of speakers of «an-cient European» dialects through the Middle East and Central Asia, and further through the Volga and the northern Black Sea region to Eu-rope, in their gene pool was involved the R1a1 haplogroup. Later the R1a1 haplogroup become dominant among the eastern Slavs, R1b1b2 – among the peoples of Central and Western Eu-rope.
4) In the period of stay of the ancient Aryans in the territory of Margiana in II millennium BC in their gene pool could be included haplogroup R1a1, later this became dominant among the Brahmins.