'It would be more accurate to associate this ancient Indian civilisation with Rakhigarhi rather than Harappa.' In this week's video column, archaeologist Disha Ahluwalia, discusses a recent article by author David Frawley claimed that the term Harappan is the product of Western thought pushed by proponents of the Aryan invasion theory. According to Frawley, the term Harappan is not just deceptive but is artificial and incidental. He claimed that this term is the product of Western thought pushed by proponents of the Aryan invasion theory, thus negating the ‘continuity and change’ of India’s civilisation. The article lacked verified information and archaeological perspective, and read like a biased point of view being fed to the public.
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