Gimbutas argued that Indo-Europeans invaded Europe around?
5000 BCE
3000 BCE
1000 BCE
8000 BCE
Answer
The Indo-Europeans, a nomadic people, migrated into Europe around 3000 BCE, profoundly impacting the continent's linguistic, cultural, and genetic landscape. Their arrival marked a significant turning point in European history, heralding the rise of new civilizations and the eventual emergence of modern European languages.
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