ANTH222 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Kerepes, Cultigen
25 Oct 2018
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Proto-indo-europeans: indo-european = language family, the world is divided into indo-european languages in north american and. Some people went west to europe, and the others: the only european languages that aren"t indo-european are basque, magyar, and. Finnish: languages of iran, afghanistan, and northern india, all of this is based on the spoked wheel that became light military transportation devices chariots. They were pulled by half-asses: chariots then became the war engine of the time, and lasted into the 4th century. Rapid, covering long distances quickly: became the basis of the indo-european migrations. In about 1500 bc, chariots were exported to china: the chariot survived on the edges britain, china, etc. Long after europeans had given up chariots for cavalry warfare. Before the chariot, people used wagons, which were also first invented by the indo- Europeans: they invented the c. a nave stabilized thinner, lighter wheels. They would carry women and children while the men rode ahead on horses.
