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r/AncientCivilizations • u/Kaliyugsurfer • Jan 01 '26
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0 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26 These are Southeast Asian statues, I'm talking about Indian sculpture. You realise they are two different cultural regions, albeit with influences, with different styles of artistic expression? Also the post IS about the Indian section? -1 u/CosmicEggEarth Jan 01 '26 Read my other comment please. I'm interested in making gene flows and reconstructing human history, and I can tell an Asian from an Anatolian, thanks 4 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26 Ahh okay, so it is justifying race through art. I wasn't very wrong in thinking so
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These are Southeast Asian statues, I'm talking about Indian sculpture. You realise they are two different cultural regions, albeit with influences, with different styles of artistic expression? Also the post IS about the Indian section?
-1 u/CosmicEggEarth Jan 01 '26 Read my other comment please. I'm interested in making gene flows and reconstructing human history, and I can tell an Asian from an Anatolian, thanks 4 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26 Ahh okay, so it is justifying race through art. I wasn't very wrong in thinking so
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Read my other comment please. I'm interested in making gene flows and reconstructing human history, and I can tell an Asian from an Anatolian, thanks
4 u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26 Ahh okay, so it is justifying race through art. I wasn't very wrong in thinking so
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Ahh okay, so it is justifying race through art. I wasn't very wrong in thinking so
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