Horse, wagon & chariot

New discoveries across the steppe zone of eastern Europe, and new dates relating to those discoveries, keep that oldest of archaeological puzzles, the Indo-European question, happily unanswered. A version of this paper was given at a 1994 meeting, on 'Language, culture and biology in prehistoric central Eurasia'-its title a reminder that the biological view of Indo-European may again be a growing interest

Ancient history · Archaeology · Chariot · Geography · Indo-European languages · Linguistics · Prehistory · Steppe · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies · History · Linguistics and Cultural Studies · Linguistics and language evolution

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