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Material relics of culture,
Grey-ware pottery pattern, Grey-ware people and their associates, Their martial character, Fire-the most efficient Aryan wealon, Grey-ware people are Aryans, Archæological conclusions, Migrations from Sapta-Sindhu theory examin. ed, Conclusion.
Section 4. Archæologcial tests
Section 5. Geological tests
98-107
Geological conditioning of physical life, Tilak's geological arguments examined, Das' theory of four seas, Saraswati river, Sapta-Sindhavah-not a country, Saraswati region, Cold climate, Invention of Agni from mass fires, Present geological formations.
Section 6.
Anthropological tests
Body-structure, Arya varṇa and Dasa-varṇa, Black-skinned ethnic group from Greece to Bharata, Proto-Australoids and Mediterraneans; (1) Linguistic evidence (2) Archaeological evidence (3) Ethnological evidence, Proto-Brahmi script, r and 1-the dividing line of the ethnic groups, origin of the Mediterraneans from the Proto-Australoids, Origin of Arya-varṇa. Section 7. Flora, fauna and ancillary tests
118-122
Geological formations of Saraswati Ganjetic plains, Flora-fauna arguments of Giles, Brahmaryan borrowing of flora, fauna and other terms, Austric culture pattern, Rice.
Section 8.
Mythico-geographical tests
123-130
Mythico-geography, Meaning of the word 'Uttara', Uttarakuru colonisation, Pururava-Urvasi legend, Digvijaya of Arjuna and Parikşita, Uttarakuru with Greeks, Enchainment of Prometheus.
Section 9. The resume
131-132
IV. CHAPTER III. GANA-THE BASIC ARYAN SOCIETY,
133-143
Jain Education International
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Separation of the Aryans, Gana-an artificial aggregation, Cana-an agrregation of cattle, Transfer of the
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