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Oldest human migrated from Africa to Tamil Nadu :
In the "Journey of Man" aired by the National Geographic channel,
Wells says the first
wave of migration of early man from Africa took place 60,000 years ago
along the continent's east coast to India. Genetic mapping of local
populations provided the evidence. RM Pitchappan,a professor of
Madurai Kamaraj University in Tamil Nadu, helped Wells collect the
gene evidence from Tamil Nadu's Piramlai Kallar people, inhabiting the
Madurai and Usilampatti areas 500 km south of Chennai. Their genes
have the amino acid bands found in the gene map of the original man
from Africa.
BTW the ancient Tamil society classified people based on geography ---
Maravar (flatland inhabitants), Kuravar (mountain inhabitants) and
Paravar (Coastal inhabitants) - Kallar is a community belonging to
Maravars. Science also confirm the ancient antiguity of Tamil society
and culture.
http://archive.indianexpress.
archive.indianexpress.com/
In the "Journey of Man" aired by the National Geographic channel,
Wells says the first
wave of migration of early man from Africa took place 60,000 years ago
along the continent's east coast to India. Genetic mapping of local
populations provided the evidence. RM Pitchappan,a professor of
Madurai Kamaraj University in Tamil Nadu, helped Wells collect the
gene evidence from Tamil Nadu's Piramlai Kallar people, inhabiting the
Madurai and Usilampatti areas 500 km south of Chennai. Their genes
have the amino acid bands found in the gene map of the original man
from Africa.
BTW the ancient Tamil society classified people based on geography ---
Maravar (flatland inhabitants), Kuravar (mountain inhabitants) and
Paravar (Coastal inhabitants) - Kallar is a community belonging to
Maravars. Science also confirm the ancient antiguity of Tamil society
and culture.
http://archive.indianexpress.
archive.indianexpress.com/
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