The Journal of Indo-European Studies, Volumen 18

According Anatolia ancient appear archaeological associated Baltic Bronze Age burials Celtic cemeteries central Europe century changes communities connected Corded Corded Ware Culture cremation culture Dnieper early East eastern elements European evidence example excavated existence female Figure fire further Germanic Globular Amphora Goddess graves Greek head historical horse houses human important included India indicate individual Indo-European influences Italic king kurgan language late later lines linguistic male material means motives Neolithic North northern original ornamentation Pamarių parallel pattern perhaps period population position possible Pottery practice Press probably problem Proto-Indo-European reconstructed refer reflect region remains represent ritual settlements shows side signs similar Slavic social society steppe stone structure Studies suggested symbolic territory tradition University Vedas Vedic vessel vowel Yamnaya