The Aryo-Dravidian Neanderthalic Homeland and South India

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Exploring a controversial hypothesis, the book posits a shared origin for homo neanderthalis, Indo-Europeans, Dravidian elites, and Aryans in the ancient Lemurian land mass. It argues that homo neanderthalis, emerging from regions that include present-day India, Antarctica, and Australia, influenced the development of Indo-European populations and languages, particularly Sanskrit and Akkadian, which exhibit Dravidian features. The text suggests that Vedic civilization may trace its roots back to this unique blend of cultures and species.