Out of Africa theory :Origin of Human and Migration of different races from Africa(अफ्रीका में मनुष्य की उत्पत्ति और अफ्रीका के बाहर विविध जातियों का प्रवास एवम् ह्यूमन माइग्रेशन)



Out of Africa theory :Origin of Human and Migration of different races from Africa(अफ्रीका में मनुष्य की उत्पत्ति और अफ्रीका के बाहर विविध जातियों का प्रवास एवम् ह्यूमन माइग्रेशन)
Hypothesis
Human beings originated in Africa 70,000 years ago (There is controversy about the year mentioned when first modern human evolved:Out of Africa theory). Many of them moved out of that continent and settled down in the other continents. First the Negritos (like the Andamanese people) entered India, then the Austric (such as the Munda, the Gond and the Bhil of Central India) who are related to the Indigenous Australian (Koori). Later the Indus Valley people and Dravidians (Mediterraneans and Brachycephals), the Mongoloids (North Eastern) and the Indo-Aryans (Origin: Persians/ Iranians/ Irano-Scythic) entered India.
The Indus Valley people and Dravidians, Mediterraneans and Brachycephals, were related to the West Asians and Mesopotamians (Sumerians, Assyrians and Babylonians). Before the 'Aryan' (Mitanni) Kurds/Medes/Madane settled West Asia, their region (in Turkey, Syria and Iraq) was inhabited by Brachycephal worshippers of the Cult of Angels who believed in reincarnation like the modern Hindus and in seven deities (six gods and one goddess) and were the partial distant ancestors of the Kodavas/Coorgs.This was discovered in the 2013 book 'The early Coorgs'
The Kodavas were Dravidian Brachycephals and the earliest agriculturists of Kodagu more than two thousand years ago. They originally came by sea from the northwest, unlike others who came by land, and first settled down in North Malabar before the arrival of the Brahmins (Indo-Aryans). From there they entered Kodagu and were allies of the neighboring Tamil-Malayala Cheras of the Sangam period (300 BC-300 AD). The other people of their region at that time were the Kurubas who were forest dwelling hunter-gatherers who wandered in and around the Nilgiris. The Kodavas spoke the Tamil-Kodagu language which became influenced by Tamil-Malayalam and Old Kannada and became Kodava thakk. The Kodavas later came under the Kannada Ganga and Kadamba rulers.

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