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[[File:From Corded Ware to Sintashta.jpg|thumb|Relationship between the Yamnya and Corded Ware cultures around 2700 BC.]]

[[File:From Corded Ware to Sintashta.jpg|thumb|The Indo-European languages spread across Northern Europe due to a mass migration of the Corded Ware people that occurred around 2900 BC. In a second wave of migration, the Bell Beaker people, an offshoot of the Corded Ware, migrated further west to settle as the Celts. The Yamnaya, meanwhile, migrated through the Balkans to Anatolia, where they settled as the Hittites.]]

The '''Aryans''', Sanskrit ''Ārya'', were a group who invaded India from the north around 1500 BC as recorded in the ''Rigveda'', the earliest Indian literary work.

The '''Aryans''', Sanskrit ''Ārya'', were a group who invaded India from the north around 1500 BC as recorded in the ''Rigveda'', the earliest Indian literary work.