r/Dravidiology↗
This subreddit is dedicated to the scientific study of Dravidian people, language, genetics, culture, kinship systems and history supported by verifiable evidence and peer-reviewed research. Project 1: Update Wiktionary with appropriate Dravidian etymologies using proper references. Use flair: Update Wiktionary. Project 2: Update Swadesh list of all Dravidian languages. Use flair:Update Swadesh list. Project 3: Work towards an updated DED revision 3. Use flair:Update DED.
19k subscribers246 posts / mo in Sep 202688 authors / mosince 2022
r/Dravidiology has 19k members (+52% over the last 12 months). It gets about 246 posts a month from 88 people. Top topics: Ancient Indus Civilization, Hindi Imposition Controversy and Casteism in India.
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- Ancient Indus Civilization3.5%
- Hindi Imposition Controversy1.8%
- Casteism in India1.6%
- Kannada Learning Resources1.3%
- Ancient Indian Artifacts1.3%
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- ResearchGate
- Doi
- Academia
- The Hindu
- JSTOR
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