L'indoario è un ramo della famiglia indoiranica che si sviluppò secondo gli studiosi durante l' Età del bronzo nel contesto della Cultura di Andronovo [3], in Asia centrale. La migrazione degli Indoari è comunemente datata fra la media e la tarda Età del bronzo, in contemporanea con l'ultima fase della Civiltà di Harappa ( 1700 - 1300 a.C. ).

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2018/4/2 · Aryan migration: Everything you need to know about the new study on Indian genetics The study says some sort of migration did indeed take place into India and that the Indus Valley...

2018/6/13 · After 1200 BC The first Iranian tribes begin migrating south, appearing first in the Bactria Margiana region where they encounter the earlier Indo-Aryan tribes. The reforms that characterize the Zoroastrian religion are instituted. The Iranians gradually supplant the Indo-Aryan settlers of Afghanistan and northern Iran.

2019/9/12 · The theory of the Aryan invasion (or migration) was first put forward by Western scholars during the colonial age. It maintained that a race of European or Central Asian “Aryans” swept into...

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2019/10/1 · The Indo-Aryan migration theory posits an origin of Indo-Aryan speaking people outside of the Indian subcontinent. Their migration from the Central Asian steppes (thus they’re called Steppe Pastoralists) ca. 1800-1500 BCE led to a language and culture shift in the subcontinent, with the spread of Indo-Aryan languages and Vedic religious practices.

Proto-Indo-Europeans migrated from Eastern Europe into South Asia, Central Asia, West Asia and West Europe. They spread Indo-European language, culture and East European (Steppe) related ancestry. Early European linguists named them as Aryan when they studied Indo-European languages

The Indo-Aryan migrants had a significant impact on the civilization of the northern India. They brought with them new social order. Their language, an early form of Sanskrit, soon spread over much of India. the contributed new religious ideas of how the world works, involving many gods associated with forces of nature.