Indo-European Warriors: The Brutal Yamnaya Migration Across Eurasia #shorts #yamnaya #indoeuropean

The powerful Yamnaya culture is one of the most important cultures you may not be too familiar with and may actually be related too.

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[jamesstepp]

"marrying their women". Yeah, probably NOT how that went down.

[SaifKhagan]

These lot definitely loved life. Roaming around raiding settlements that couldn't do much against them. Eating meat and drinking milk. What more could you want.

[taster]

How did they get such a good shave in the bronze age ?

[absbi]

Much more objective breakdown here than what one might find via anglo-saxon / germanic origin videos. Thank you for as well pointing to your sources!

[ИринаКуликова-сэ]

I've understood almost nothing but I really like how it sounds. 😊

[sisyphus]

Ancient indian mythology of mahabharata, refers to a practice of polyandry, where a woman named Draupadi marries 5 brothers

I think it has something to do with yamnaya culture.

[HuleguKhan-zn]

These are the out casted children of Danu called the Danavas. The river Danube is named after her. They were kicked out by the children of Aditi called the Adityas from the Caspian region.

[dvv]

It's "Yámnaya". Also, "Sharápova" and "Kuznetsóva". Yeah, I know this ship has sailed, but still…

[adamsmith]

So the ancient equivalent of modern refugees

[parhamsasaniyan-dscc]

Arian it's true, understand .
I love Iran ❤ and Arian people ❤

[hawell]

My theory on how our ancestor showed up in Caspian basin in the first place is:

We start in Green Western Sahara as hunter gatheres
(Proto-Basques go north and diverge)
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we easape desertification of sahara to Middle East (Proto-Semites stay behind and diverge)
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We escape desertification of middle east to Anatolia while learning animal husbandry
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We approach Caspian basin from both sides
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\/ \/
Some go to lands Some go to lands
of modern south Russia. of modern Iran.
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Conquest of Europe. Meeting back in
central asia and conquest
of northern India

[MseeBMe]

They were probably the origin of the “centaur” myth - who were purported to be wild, savage and who would carry off women.

[LeoSaab-tycj]

This dude looks like an inmate from San Quentin 😮

[fcojavierblanco]

Según estudios genéticos el 85 por ciento de los españoles de origen tienen el fenotipo yamnas, R1,B,,1, el mismo que los celtas, celtíberos, y visigodos

[suhnih]

Me with my newly created minecraft world

[Iceni-gjez]

Whaaaat? Stop talking at 100 miles an hour with that accent please

[muratozgun]

We r1a ottomans doing good at balkans. But we stopped by our pssy bros at viyana.. :)

[Ariapeithes_]

Yamnaya and related archaeological cultures like the Sredny Stog and Usatovo were Nordic in appearance... What's with the depiction of the Kurdish guy?

[warrioreurope]

Modern europeans are not from yamnaya but corded ware culture. Only survivng people from yamnaya culture are armenians

[parjanyashukla]

Imaginary people.
The proto-Indo-Europeans are an imaginary people with an imaginary language.
If that's not the case, please provide a list of 300-400 common verb roots attested in Celtic, Germanic, Iranic, Baltic and Slavic common to Iranic and Sanskritic along with their date and text of attestation.

Unfortunately, none of the sort exists. The number of texts in Sanskrit go upto 1 Crore+. Nothing from Celtic or Germanic even comes close to that.

Besides that, the cultural and social outlook of Sanskritic and European cultures have no commonality.