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Modern historical scholarship supports the Aryan migration theory

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Modern historical, linguistic, and archaeological scholarship widely supports the Indo-Aryan migration theory, having largely replaced older, heavy-handed 'invasion' models with evidence of gradual migration from Central Asia.

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Wikipedia: Indigenous Aryanism

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en.wikipedia.org: Indo-Aryan migrations

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Details the established migration of Indo-Aryan peoples into the Indian subcontinent.

history.stackexchange.com: What is the current state of historical thought on the Aryan ...

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Notes that historical thought has largely shifted to use the 'migration' model instead of 'invasion'.

doi.org: Arya(n)

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Notes scholars generally believe the original homeland of Aryan peoples is in Central Asia.

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