ThunderCat
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1. Just because something hasn't been discovered yet doesn't mean it won't be understood one day. The university of Sindh has a entire institute dedicated to the Indus language. And 150 years ago ancient Egypt was just as much a mystery also. More excavations by the British led to more discovery. In Pakistan excavations have been slow.
2. The closest relatives to the Harappan people are literally the modern day ethnic groups of Pakistan.
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Harappans = Iranian hunter gatherers + AASI
*this doesn't mean the present day Persian population or the Tamils. None of these groups exist anymore.
Aryan migration led to Aryans + Harappans merging giving rise to Indo Aryans.
Some Indo Aryans interacted with eastern iranic tribes giving rise Indo Iranians.
Hence the modern day population of Pakistan
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1. Just because something hasn't been discovered yet doesn't mean it won't be understood one day. The university of Sindh has a entire institute dedicated to the Indus language. And 150 years ago ancient Egypt was just as much a mystery also. More excavations by the British led to more discovery. In Pakistan excavations have been slow.
2. The closest relatives to the Harappan people are literally the modern day ethnic groups of Pakistan.
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Indo-Aryans cannot be excluded from Indo-Iranics. It is a subgrouping of Indo-Iranic. And BTW the term Iranian is not ambiguous with Iranic.