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No clear definition exists for the origin of the Indo-European languages.  Some scholars theorize that it came across the plains north of the Black Sea with a kurgan culture around 2500 B.C.  According to the theory, the first such kurgan invasion was successful in the Balkans, where it spread to central Europe.
 
No clear definition exists for the origin of the Indo-European languages.  Some scholars theorize that it came across the plains north of the Black Sea with a kurgan culture around 2500 B.C.  According to the theory, the first such kurgan invasion was successful in the Balkans, where it spread to central Europe.
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== See also ==
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*[[Europa]]
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*[[Architecture]]
    
====First Civilizations====
 
====First Civilizations====
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