An curved arrow pointing right. The origin of Indo-European languages has long been a topic of debate among scholars and scientists. In 2012, a team of evolutionary biologists at the University of ...

A map called "The Names Before The Names" shows the tribes, languages, and terrain in the area in 1769, the year of the first documented European visit to the Bay. It's one of many fascinating ...

Another theory, proposed a century ago by a German scholar named Gustaf Kossinna, held that the proto-Indo-Europeans were an ancient race of north Germans—the people who made Corded Ware pots ...

The first Europeans looked dramatically different to ... their DNA evidence suggests. MailOnline's new map, based on the results, shows how the proportion of people with various skin colours ...

The first paper published in Nature, "The genetic origin of the Indo-Europeans," focused on the origins of Indo-European languages, draws on the ancient DNA of 354 individuals at archaeological ...