Is there any history of people living in India 10,000 years ago?

Answer 1

5000 years ago in pakistan was the indus valley civilization. anything before that was cavemen

Answer 2

India 10000 Years Ago

Answer 3

No , true recorded history of any peoples goes back about 6,000yrs. Further back is what is pre-historic or no written record. Time of the early creation, time of the dinosaurs.

Please note , noteworthy commentary on the age of human civilization:
*** ce chap. 7 p. 98 par. 41 “Ape-Men”—What Were They? ***

In this regard, note what Nobel prize winning nuclear physicist W. F. Libby, one of the pioneers in radiocarbon dating, stated in Science: “The research in the development of the dating technique consisted of two stages—dating of samples from the historical and the prehistorical epochs, respectively. Arnold [a co-worker] and I had our first shock when our advisers informed us that history extended back only for 5000 years. . . . You read statements to the effect that such and such a society or archeological site is 20,000 years old. We learned rather abruptly that these numbers, these ancient ages, are not known accurately.” Science, "Radiocarbon Dating,"by W.F. Libby, March 3, 1961 p.624


*** ce chap. 7 p. 97 par. 40 “Ape-Men”—What Were They? ***

40 Keep in mind that truly reliable evidence of man’s activity on earth is given, not in millions of years, but in thousands. For example, in The Fate of the Earth we read: “Only six or seven thousand years ago . . . civilization emerged, enabling us to build up a human world.”55 The Last Two Million Years states: “In the Old World, most of the critical steps in the farming revolution were taken between 10,000 and 5000 BC.” It also says: “Only for the last 5000 years has man left written records." "The Last Two Million Years," by the Reader's Digest Assoc. 1974, pp9,29

*** it-1 p. 1198 India **
(In´di·a).

The exact area designated by the Bible name “India” is uncertain. (Es 8:9) Scholars generally suggest that it denotes the area drained by the Indus River and its tributaries, that is, the Punjab region and perhaps also Sind. The testimony of the historian Herodotus (III, 88, 94; IV, 44) indicates that “India” first became a part of the Persian Empire during the rule of Darius Hystaspis (521-486 B.C.E.). In the time of Ahasuerus (considered to be Xerxes I, son of Darius Hystaspis), India was the eastern limit of the empire.—Es 1:1.

Likely the Indus Valley was settled not long after the language of Babel’s builders was confused. A comparison of the ancient civilization of the Indus Valley with that of Mesopotamia reveals the erection of structures like the ziggurat platforms of Mesopotamia, sculptures of the human figure with heads having the masklike features typical of ancient Mesopotamian sculpture, and pictographic signs that bear a resemblance to early Mesopotamian forms. Assyriologist Samuel N. Kramer has suggested that the Indus Valley was settled by a people who fled from Mesopotamia when the Sumerians took control of the area

Answer 4

yes
the ramayana speaks of people living 10,000 years ago and the mahabharata speaks of people living about 6 or 7 thousand years ago

Answer 5

history impossible coz history needs writing record and there was not... But story there can be...and proof of living there is.
And by later writing u can guess about there custom and way of living. after it depends which part of India.

Answer 6

Yes the Tax Collectors...

Answer 7

Yes.My greatest grandad's greatest grandmom !

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

yes. of course

Answer 10

no, not that far back