US EditionThe Kalash People Are Not Descendants of Alexander the Great's Soldiers
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The Kalash People Are Not Descendants of Alexander the Great's Soldiers
Unraveling the Genetic Heritage of the Kalash People: Insights from Phylogenetic AnalysisThe Kalash people of Pakistan often regard themselves as descendants of Alexander the Great, but genetic research does not appear to support this claim.The Kalash are a religious minority with distinct, exotic features. They are an isolated ethnic group numbering around 4,000 individuals, surviving amidst predominantly Islamic populations. They speak an Indo…
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