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The [[אשור|Asura]] of the Indus Valley empire led by Meskiangasher soon became masters of the Arabian sea invading a location in Africa near Egypt. They seem to have carried the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_T_(Y-DNA) Haplogroup T] (see [[ארפכשד]]) with them.
  
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Sailors from the Indus Valley. As a result of the floods of [[אשור|Ashura]] invaders they became a sea-people to invade Avaris near Egypt where they became known as the Phoenicians.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mleccha
  
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More than likely, these were the [[הגרים|Ger]] Lords after whom the land of Sumer was named Ki.En.Gir. Descendants of [[ארם|Aram]] and [[אשור|Ashur]] and perhaps also Ham were in the land prior to the arrival of Arpacsid from the north. It is also evident that agglutinative languages were the original Shemite languages before the languages became mixed up with Hamitic (Afroasiatic) to produce the Indo-European languages later spoken by a major number of Shem's descendants.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meluhha
  
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They were the originators of Sumerian culture and civilisation. They are criticised heavily in the Hindu texts but praised in the Zoroastrian ones.
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 17 December 2014

The Asura of the Indus Valley empire led by Meskiangasher soon became masters of the Arabian sea invading a location in Africa near Egypt. They seem to have carried the Haplogroup T (see ארפכשד) with them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mleccha

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meluhha

They were the originators of Sumerian culture and civilisation. They are criticised heavily in the Hindu texts but praised in the Zoroastrian ones.

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