indo-europeans
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How do you guys believe European history would shift and change if the Indo-Europeans never existed?
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https://preview.redd.it/how-do-you-guys-believe-european-history-would-shift-and-v0-bfhrwkhn3poa1.jpg?width=1080&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=bfdf804929d922e5d6bac55a71a1a5bf6a08ab1c I stole this idea from r/AlternateHistory So here are my thoughts; A Monotheistic...- Cultivation Emperor
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- austroasiatic elam europe india indo-europeans pre-indo-european tibetic turkic uralic
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
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AHC: Surviving Anatolian languages
Your challenge is to have the Anatolian language family survive to the present day.- Mort the Reaper
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- ahc alternate history challenge anatolia anatolian language anatolian languages anatolian peoples anatolians indo-european indo-european languages indo-europeans
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
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WI: Surviving Indo-Greek Kingdom
Assume that the Indo-Greek Kingdom survives, either by having Eucratides not be assassinated (so he can complete his conquest of his rival indo-greek kingdom, ruled by Demetrius) or by giving a stabler succession to Menander/Milinda. What are the effects on: The connections between Europe, the...- GauchoBadger
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- greek greek monarchy greek royalty india indian indian empire indo-europeans
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900
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An Indo-European tribe migrating to North America?
consider the far eastern branches of the Indo European language family, and the lifestyle of the people who spoke said languages: Most of them were steppe people such as the Iranians and Tochars and thus had a wide berth to travel. Now consider the migrations of the Inuit and other Siberian...- Isfendil
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- alternate colonization indo-europeans language language families migration native americans north america
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- Forum: Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900