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Educational page about Western Steppe Herders and their descendant Bronze Age cultures. Supporter of the Steppe Hypothesis of the Indo-European languages.

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These fluted maces seem to have been developed by the Neolithic Sredny Stog culture. They were used for bashing people in the head with and continued to be a symbol of masculine authority into the middle bronze age. There were many types and thousands of them are recorded.

These fluted maces seem to have been developed by the Neolithic Sredny Stog culture.

They were used for bashing people in the head with and continued to be a symbol of masculine authority into the middle bronze age.

There were many types and thousands of them are recorded.
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Population-guided Language Trees: A new concept. As linguistics alone cannot decipher trees, PopGen analysis can, so long as it is done accurately - utilising Y-DNA, archaeology and standard genome-wide modelling. Here we see the formative background of Proto-Anatolian, southwest

Population-guided Language Trees: A new concept. As linguistics alone cannot decipher trees, PopGen analysis can, so long as it is done accurately - utilising Y-DNA, archaeology and standard genome-wide modelling.
Here we see the formative background of Proto-Anatolian, southwest
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Pottery of the Sredny Stog culture. They seemed to like triangles and zig-zag lines. A common tradition you see in the Yamnaya, Corded Ware and Bell Beakers. Image Source (page 184): academia.edu/19575239/Early…

Pottery of the Sredny Stog culture. They seemed to like triangles and zig-zag lines. A common tradition you see in the Yamnaya, Corded Ware and Bell Beakers. 

Image Source (page 184): academia.edu/19575239/Early…
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Got inspired to generate a family of Yamnaya with Chatgpt (uploaded some of my artistic reconstructions as reference). Disclaimer: not perfect, just for fun. 😀

Got inspired to generate a family of Yamnaya with Chatgpt (uploaded some of my artistic reconstructions as reference). Disclaimer: not perfect, just for fun. 😀
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Another just for fun image generation I did with Chatgpt. Two Yamnaya brothers engage in some sort of combat sport (yes I know they might look too happy here 😆). The presence of combat sports in Yamnaya has been speculated due to the presence of Yamnaya skulls that have been

Another just for fun image generation I did with Chatgpt. Two Yamnaya brothers engage in some sort of combat sport (yes I know they might look too happy here 😆). The presence of combat sports in Yamnaya has been speculated due to the presence of Yamnaya skulls that have been
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Abashevo is the ancestor of Sintashta and Srubnaya and descended from Fatyanovo. Like other cultures of the Corded Ware horizon but unlike the earlier Yamnaya they were less mobile and practiced pastoralism along with some agriculture (at least according to some archeological

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New open access book on horses. Chapters of interest with graphics and maps: Horse Domestication and Early Use The Horse in European Warfare Archaeology of the Horse sidestone.com/books/harnessi…

New open access book on horses. Chapters of interest with graphics and maps:

Horse Domestication and Early Use

The Horse in European Warfare

Archaeology of the Horse

sidestone.com/books/harnessi…
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Yamnaya (and Sredny Stog before them and Catacomb/Poltavka after) likely played a huge role in the selection of a majority of the traits in Dom2 horses. Even though they were not responsible for the spread the Dom2 horses they set the stage for the full domestication of Dom2 by