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Is this map accurate?
Cooper Anderson
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Jason Cook
To my knowledge it was Turkics who diplaced Indo-Europeans, not the other way around.
Thomas Thomas
no lol
Luke Bailey
I hope it doesn't imply that various turkish peoples living there are original inhabitants.
Tyler Taylor
No.
Jordan Gray
Idk found it on google
Joseph Nguyen
That's ultra-retarded. sage
Carter Robinson
>what if indo-europeans never left their original homeland?
>shows original indo-european homeland filled with t*rks
>shows finno-ugrics as endemic
Ethan Jenkins
>Madrid is just in the midle of euskal, tarsis and iber
perfect
Nolan Taylor
They are native to those areas though their ancestors probably spoke different language families before uralic came along
Adrian Bennett
b-but that its just bigger portugal...
leon, extremadura, galicia and asturias are rightful portuguese clay
seville and cordoba can be part of Algarve
Elijah Cruz
Finns are not in any way pre-IE.
Hunter Cox
Russian part is wrong
Jacob Murphy
Well their language atleast
What language did finns speak before hand?
Charles Moore
Paleo-European.
There was probably dozens of different language families in pre-IE Europe and thousands of languages.
All gone now.
Jeremiah Morales
Indo-European homeland is in the Caucasus somewhere. Also Magyars and Turks displaced Indo-Europeans not the other way around.
Logan Parker
Kind of sucks those languages are no longer alive
Would be awesome to hear them in the flesh
Jordan Morgan
just absorb this easily digestible pulp and stop trying to reach so much
Zachary Hughes
I know that found it on Google
But i think most of the map is somewhat correct
Brandon Hill
Already watch that video
Someone made a thread about it
Gavin Perry
What's his verdict?
Jack Adams
we still have basque
Angel Young
That finns are europeans
Most of what he states is false in the video
Jack Anderson
I know that but other languages like Etruscan would be awesome to hear
Chase Young
>Indo-European homeland is in the Caucasus somewhere.
iirc ukrainian steppes. anyway since they were the ones who invented wheel and domesticated horse they were steppe people
Jaxon White
No. Many of those languages themselves came after the Indo-European migrations and like says, Eastern Europe was home to indigenous Proto-Indo Europeans.
Austin Anderson
>iirc ukrainian steppes. anyway since they were the ones who invented wheel and domesticated horse they were steppe people
Yeah last time I read up on the subject that's where the research at the time had concluded.
Nathan Evans
so it turns out WE are the real Europeans after all