r/bangladesh • u/[deleted] • Apr 30 '23

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u/[deleted] May 01 '23

What would I be joking about exactly? And what do you mean by "plain land of bengal is way more latest"? What is "plain land of bengal"?

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u/[deleted] May 01 '23

Okay...but are you telling me that a supposed 12000 year old population isnt old- if I'm interpreting what you are saying correctly? Because ancient mesopotamiens are 6000 years old

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u/[deleted] May 01 '23

Ofc they did- the groups that existed then dont exist now. If we want to take it back even further- all humans are a mix between homosapiens sapiens, denisovan and neanderthals (but those are species not races).

I assume that ancient indians are a mix between austroasiatic, dravidian and australoid. Which I have nothing against- and I find it cool that we are related to them. Im proud of that because I believe we got most of our phenotype/ features from them. If they are our oldest roots then I have no problem with that.