Chilukuri Narayana Rao

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Chilukuri Narayana Rao An Introduction to Dravidian Philology (1929)

Anthropological research does not stop here, but takes us back to Late-Tertiary and Quaternary times. On top of all this comes the contact of South India with Aryan culture, leading us down to the proto-historic age in India.
Thus, the panorama of history is ever widening before us and India is being brought in cultural relation with the various races and nations of the earth.
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Chilukuri Narayana Rao An Introduction to Dravidian Philology (1929)

Thus we have reason to believe that racially the Brahuis are connected with the Iranians, just like the Baluchis alongside of whom they live. Most probably they belong to the group of the Paisaci speaking peoples, those non-Sanskritic Iranians who entered India before the Aryan immigration. But now they are like the Baluchis, so much influenced by Arab and Turkish influences that their Iranian identity is much obscured.
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Chilukuri Narayana Rao An Introduction to Dravidian Philology (1929)

This does not, of course, mean that South India alone is the land of this play of cultures, for, in many places besides are evidences forthcoming in India to show that it had been the meeting ground of the cultures of Primitive Man Now, it has become a matter for speculation whether all these cultures are indegenous to India and radiated in different directions to all quarters of the globe, or India is only the central meeting ground and is halting place for the various cultures which had found their origin in various parts of the world.
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