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Al Queda/Taliban training camps tend to be alongside railroad tracks for supplies |
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Tora Bora Region Nangarhar Province Afghanistan Click to Enlarge (359KB) ToraBoraRegion.png |
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Kabul Region Kabul Province Afghanistan Click to Enlarge (327KB) KabulRegion.png |
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Kandahar Region Northern Kandahar Province Afghanistan Click to Enlarge (299KB) KandaharArea.png |
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During each Ice Age freeze every 120,000 years Afghanistan and Southern Iran are impenetrable on foot. The region is covered by gigantic glaciers like a polar desert. Based on the chart to the left, that would mean that between approximately -60 meters and -100 meters (sea levels), there would be so much ice covering Southern Iran and Afghanistan that conditions would be far worse than Alaska.
Prior to the last Ice Age there were two groups that crossed Southern Iran and Afghanistan in previous melts. At sometime during the Eemian melt (120,000 Y.A.) groups speaking Dravidian languages crossed over and settled along the Indus. The Dravidian languages are considered the "old" languages of India. There is also another group that crossed Southern Iran/Afghanistan in a previous melt that speak Munda languages (part of the Mon-Khmer family). It is possible, however that Munda speakers did not cross Afghanistan in the previous melt, but rather than they migrated west from Southeast Asia. Those of the Indo-European Language family began migrating into the Afghanistan-Pakistan-India region during this melt of the Ice Age, after the last glacial maximum. |