Origin and Diffusion
Chapter 5, Lesson 4 By: Zoe Tressel
Origin and diffusion of the Indo-European "War" Hypothesis
Linguists argue that the first Indo-European speakers may have been the Kurgan people, the Kurgans were nomads. In search of grassland for their animals, kurgan warriors conquered much of Europe and South Asia, using their domesticated horses as weapons.
Origin and Diffusion of Indo-European: Nomadic Warrior Theory.
Official Languages In the Sub-Saharan Africa
Invasions of England
Origin and Disffusion
Origin and diffusion of the Indo-European "Peace" Hypothesis
The Anthropologists believe the Indo-European people lived in present day turkey and grew their own food instead of hunting. the language triumphed because it's speakers became more numerous and prosperous by growing their own food instead of relying on hunting.