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праиндоевропейцы Portuguese
proto-indo-europeus Spanish
pueblo proto indoeuropeo Catalan
poble proto-indoeuropeu Prehistoric ethnic group.
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Examples for "indo-europeans"
Examples for "indo-europeans"
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Likeness in language does not imply that all Indo-Europeans were closely related in blood.
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Iapygians, Etruscans, and Italians, the last certainly Indo-Europeans, are the original stocks of Italy proper.
3
The old Indo-Europeans, during their thousands of years of wandering, had met with many strange adventures.
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Evidently, Proto-Indo-Europeans 6,000 years ago had sheep, in agreement with archaeological evidence.
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Among all the daughters of the Indo-Europeans, the ancient Slavs have been the most challenging to trace.
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Evidently, Proto-Indo-Europeans 6,000 years ago had sheep, in agreement with archaeological evidence.
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Zoroastrianism was the only monotheistic religion developed by an Indo- European people.
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The Germans were an Indo-European people, as were their neighbors, the Celts of Gaul and Britain.
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Somewhere out on the Eurasian steppe, no one is sure exactly where, lies the homeland of the Indo-European peoples.
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The Medes and Persians, an Indo-European people, henceforth ruled over a wider realm than ever before had been formed in Oriental lands.
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The audience is willing to let the Indo-Germanic factors go unchallenged.
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The ancient Indo-Germanic root-language divided first into two principal stems-theSlavo-Germanic and the Aryo-Romanic.
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Early Indo-Germanic languages knew her by that name.
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In India, in like manner, the Indo-Germanic settlers were preceded by a dark-coloured population less susceptible of culture.
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The value of that chronology-whichplaces virtually the "primitive Indo-Germanic-period "beforethe ancient Vedic period (!
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