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Recently, I've read Flocc's surviving Indus Civilization scenario, which was written almost a decade ago (the thread lasted for three years from 2006 to 2009, by the way), based on his comment on an earlier thread.

From the maps that he posted in his mini-scenario, the Indo-Aryan tribes were concentrated in the Hindu Kush mountains, roughly the same territory as OTL Afghanistan, bordering a surviving Indus/Harappan civilization called "Meluha". As the scenario progressed, Flocc posted a series of maps showing that Meluhised areas were slowly inflitrating the Indo-Aryan areas; at the same time, the Indo-Aryans were slowly spreading to some regions south of the Hindu Kush.

Assuming that the people of Indus Valley civilization/Harappa were Dravidians and their way of life survived by like for example, moving the center of their civilization to the Ganges River area while maintaining a presence in the Indus River, what would possibly happen to the Indo-Aryan tribes? Would they experience the same fate like in Flocc's scenario? What could be its impact on history and culture of South Asia in general?
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