Word "Aryan" is priced becoz of its Indic(Hindu)

Ram Hormuz region was an important Elamite population centre from the last centuries of the second millennium through the first half of the first millennium B.C, settlement in the area flourished at a time when settlement in the Kur River Basin declined(Miroschedji 1981c;1985).

In southeaster part of Khuzestan archaeological excavation in Arjan indicates that a mixture of stylish traditions(Babylonian-Assyrian, Elamite, Iranian) existed and Stronach suggested that the Persians moved from Fars into Khuzestan through the Bakhtiari mountains then middle through Neo Elamite settlement at Bormi, Ghazir may have provided possibility of encounters of the Iranians with the urban tradition of the lowland Elamites and findings at Arjan tomb indicates existence of a complex cultural interactions.(E.Carter Bridging the gaps between the Elamites and the Persians in southeastern Khuzestan pp,65-95 in Achaemenid history VIII).

Miroschedji proposed a model concerning arrival of Persians in Fars and for transition from Elamite to Achaemenid rule: The first stage a dominated Elamite rule over an Elamite population and during later stages c 1000 B.C , Persians appeared in the area and   an independent Persian rule was established in the area and a mixed population of Elamite and Persians existed. And third and fourth stage was about rule of Cyrus II and Darius I.

The population of Malyan reached a maximum in nineteenth century B.C and the population began to decline after 1900 B.C and cultural unity of the region was changed.

Archaeological evidence shows that uniformity of Kaftari ceramics on all occupied site was modified and in west Qala-Middle Elamite ceramics and in east Shoga Teimuran ceramics appeared.

W.M Sumner have examined archaeological evidence for cultural continuity in the Marv Dash and concluded that evidence for settlement continuity from end of Kaftari period(c. 1600 B.C) up to the establishment of Achaemenid settlement is quite strong but implies an earlier arrival of the Persians than previously contemplated and they arrived to the valley from north and east and this model is consistent with model suggested by Miroschedji(W.M Sumner Archaeological measures of cultural continuity and the arrival of the Persians in Fars in Achaemenid History VIII pp 97-105).