The discovery of ancient Indo-European language developers on the territory of today's Russia 6,500 years ago.
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Ancient DNA research identifies the Caucasian-Dolyn-Volga people as the ancient creators of Proto-Indo-European, the predecessors of the vast family of Indo-European languages. This population lived on the Eurasian steppe within the borders of present-day Russia some 6,500 years ago, and their descendants spread Indo-European languages around the world.

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