Jabarkan Sejarah dari Suku Kharia

Menurut ahli bahasa bernama Paul Sidwell, penutur Munda Kuno tiba di Odisha dari Asia Tenggara sekitar 4000–3500 tahun lalu. Penutur bahasa Austroasia menyebar dan bercampur dengan penduduk lokal India.

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