The Collapse of Aryan Invasion Theory and the prevalence of Indigenism

Prof. Nicholas Kazanas, Director, IMILOS Meleton Cultural Institute, Greece, delivereg a lecture on 'The Collapse of Aryan Invasion Theory and the prevalence of Indigenism' at a special lecture organised by Vivekananda study circle, IIT-Madras on 26th February 2011.
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[@srinathmohandas1]

Thank you for uploading. Looking forward to more scholarly videos from VSC.

[@bhawanigupta2953]

Max Muller proved wrong

[@parijat1126]

Very well explained.

[@peterhenry939]

His discussion of the "impossibility" of Tocharian and Italo Celtic resembling eachother, if they originated in the kurgans is wrong on so many levels. Notice that he doesn't explain how Lithuanian could be so similar to Sanskrit. The answer is that the Centum languages were one of the initial waves of indo European speakers to move out from the original homeland and Satem speakers which Sanskrit Is an example of were stay at homes. That is why Lithuanian so closely resembles Sanskrit. And why the Finns have Aryan loanwords including the word Arya, which is retained in Finnish as Orya, Slave. The Finns were so close to the original Aryans that they took them as slaves.