Indian civilization a product of blending of diverse cultures from "summary" of Early Indians by Tony Joseph
The Indian civilization did not pop up like a fully-formed entity out of thin air. It wasn't a monolithic structure built by a single group in isolation. It was a complex and dynamic tapestry woven together by the intermingling of different peoples, languages, and cultures over thousands of years. The roots of this civilization can be traced back to the mixing of various populations who migrated into the Indian subcontinent from different parts of the world. These migrations brought diverse groups with their own unique customs, beliefs, and practices, which eventually blended together to form the rich tapestry of Indian culture that we see today. The Harappan civilization, one of the earliest known civilizations in the Indian subcontinent, is a prime example of this blending of cultures. The Harappans were not a homogeneous group but a diverse mix of people from various backgrounds who came together to create a thriving urb...
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