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History of the City

The earliest archaeological proof files were 2,210 years ago. However, genetic and cultural research advocate that indigenous Andamanese human beings could also additionally be removed from different populations at some point in the Middle Paleolithic, which ended 30,000 years ago.[1] At that time, the Andamans were diverse into linguistically and culturally distinct, territorial groups. The Nicobar Islands seem to be populated by human beings of numerous backgrounds. By the time of European contact, the indigenous population had coalesced into the Nicobars human beings, who speak a couple of Mon-Khmer languages; and the Someone, whose language is of unsure affiliation. Both are unrelated to the Andamans but are carefully associated with the Austroasiatic languages in mainland Southeast Asia.