The Indoeuropeans

The Indo-Europeans were a group of ancient peoples who spoke similar languages and migrated across Europe and parts of Asia thousands of years ago. Their language family includes many modern languages such as English, Spanish, Hindi, and Greek. They influenced the cultures, religions, and societies of the regions they settled in. Archaeologists and linguists study their origins to understand how they spread and shaped Eurasian history. Although their exact homeland is debated, their legacy is evident in the widespread languages and cultural similarities shared across continents today.