Articles discussing Hittites
Interpretation of the Indus Seals
Edward J. Thomas · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1940
“““These inscriptiens show that the Proto-Hindu population of the Indus basin was very mixed, and that it iricluded the following elements: first the hieroglyphic Hittites, next a non- Indo-European element, Subaraean or Khurrish, and finally perhaps 2150 Cassites or Elamites...... The dominant stratum of this mixed population was composed—as our inscriptions show—of the Indo- European conquerors, the h’ieroglyphic Hittites, who at the begin- ning of घाट third millennium 3.0. penetrated 11160 north-west India.”
Sumerians in India
Laurence Austine Waddell · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1925
“I further found that the Father God of these Sumerians and Pheenicians was called by them “Induru”, the *Indara” of the Khattt or Hittites, હાત was the source 10 both name and attributes of the Indra બ the Indo-Aryans.”