- The
Afanasievo culture, or
Afanasevo culture (Afanasevan culture) (Russian: Афанасьевская культура Afanas'yevskaya kul'tura), is an
early archaeological...
- east (where the Indo-Iranians took over the area
occupied by the
earlier Afanasevo culture), and
Transoxiana and the
Hindu Kush on the south. The
three branches...
- by
archeological evidence in
Mongolia during the
Copper and
Bronze Age
Afanasevo culture (3500–2500 BC); this Indo-European
culture was
active to the Khangai...
- the
Afanasevo culture of
South Siberia, and the po****tions of both
cultures are
genetically indistinguishable. This
suggests that the
Afanasevo culture...
- Portuguese, Romanian, and Catalan. Tocharian, with
proposed links to the
Afanasevo culture of
Southern Siberia.
Extant in two
dialects (Turfanian and Kuchean...
- the
southern Ural Mountains,
overlapping with the area of the
earlier Afanasevo culture.
Additional sites are
scattered as far
south as the
Koppet Dag...
-
Tocharians are
thought to have
developed from the Indo-European
speaking Afanasevo culture of
Southern Siberia (c. 3500–2500 BC). A
study published in 2021...
-
Claro culture Central Asia (3700–1700 BC)
Botai culture, BMAC culture,
Afanasevo culture South Asia (4300–1800 BC)
Periodisation of the
Indus Valley civilisation...
-
earliest spoke-wheeled
chariot finds is
indicated in purple.
Adjacent and
overlapping cultures (
Afanasevo culture,
Srubna culture, BMAC) are
shown in green....
-
Danube valley.
Migrations eastward from the
Repin culture founded the
Afanasevo culture which developed into the Tocharians. The
Tarim mummies were thought...
