The term 'Early Indus Valley Settler' refers to the ARYAN people, who were an ancient Indo-European people that migrated to the Indian subcontinent in the late 2nd millennium BCE. They are believed to have been the first inhabitants of the Indus Valley region and are credited with introducing the Vedic culture to the region. The ARYAN people were a nomadic people and their language, Sanskrit, is still spoken in India today.