By Joseph Pomeroy Widney
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Some widely acting ent, possibly continental upheaval, possibly a further up- heaval of the huge ridge of the Himalayas upon the south, thus shutting off the monsoons from the interior plateau, the time came when precipitation no longer kept pace with evaporation, and this inner sea began slowly to shrink in size and to dry up. As the process of desicca[47] RACE LIFE OF THE ARYAN PEOPLES went on, the one sea became tion vening plains but waters. It three, with elevated above little broad the inter- receding now makes the broad Kizilkoom.
Riding spent a day examining it. The storms of ages had failed to dim the tracing. With the modifying influence upon climate of so ex- out from camp I Mid- Asian plain, and the and heavier rainfall which greater atmospheric humidity it implies, the surrounding shores would be less arid, of water in the tensive a body altho the same general type of inland, continental climate Under the working of general cause not now clearly appar- evidently prevailed then as now. some widely acting ent, possibly continental upheaval, possibly a further up- heaval of the huge ridge of the Himalayas upon the south, thus shutting off the monsoons from the interior plateau, the time came when precipitation no longer kept pace with evaporation, and this inner sea began slowly to shrink in size and to dry up.
Each came as conqueror, and the native races went down before him. Yet each after a while lost his initial momen- tum; permanently hold his power; and each ultimately succumbed to the reassertion of the older race power about him. Why is this? Why has their fate failed to been so different from that of the Aryan peoples elsewhere? Does the explanation lie in the fact that they both had wandered away from the normal race habitat ; had abandoned the climatic belt which is the Aryan's normal race home and leaving behind them no reserve of race population in the old home from which to renew ; by fresh immigrations, failed to maintain the race vigor, and in a measure the race fecundity, under the new and alien climatic environments?