Is there a 'void' in Indian history? Two archaeological sites in Karnataka hold the answer

In the great divide between the Out of India Theory (OIT) and scholars pushing early dates from archaeological sites without enough context, the past is portrayed as either black or white. It ignores the fact that history has shades of grey and is not linear. In this week's video column, archaeologist and columnist Disha Ahluwalia takes a look at two archaeological sites in Karnataka that discard the need for validation.
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Read Disha Ahluwalia's column here : https://theprint.in/opinion/is-there-...
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Read Disha Ahluwalia's column on Burzahom here : https://theprint.in/opinion/buzahom-c...
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Read BK Thapar's paper Maski: A Chalcolithic Site Of The Southern Deccan here : https://asi.nic.in/Ancient_India/Anci...
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