Ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans

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А. Г. Виноградов. Ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans

Introduction

Chapter 1 Problems of localization of the ancestral home of the Indo-Europeans

Chapter 2 «Indo-European language and Indo-Europeans»

Chapter 3 Plants of the Indo-European ancestral home

Chapter 4 Animals of the Indo-European ancestral home

Chapter 5 Birds of the Indo-European ancestral homeland

Chapter 6 Cultural and historical data

Charter 7 Cultivated plants of the Indo-European ancestral home

Chaptes 8 Pets of an Indo-European ancestral home

Notes

List of geographic maps

Maps

Addition climate and agriculture of tye Indooreupean family

Table 1. Grain Productivity (SAM – ratio of seeds in sowing to harvest)

Table 2. Crop yields in the North c / ha

Table 3. Hay productivity in the North c / ha

Table 4. Maximum milk yield of cattle in the North kg / year

Table 5. Local breeds of cattle in the North (Milk Kg / year yield % fat)

Note to Supplement. Main literature

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In the modern world, the urgency of the problems of the ethnic history of the peoples of various regions of our planet is obvious. The growth of ethnic self-awareness, which has been observed everywhere in recent decades, is accompanied by an increase in interest in the historical past of peoples, in the transformations that each of them experienced in the course of its millennia-old formation. It became a spiritual need for a representative of a modern urbanized society to find the roots of his ethnic existence, to understand the diverse processes that led to the formation of that ethnocultural environment through which he perceives the world around him.

Since the origin and historical existence of the overwhelming majority of the peoples of our planet was associated with numerous migrations, movements to new habitats, causing changes in a number of cultural factors both among the alien people and the indigenous population, today, studying the ethnic history and culture of their people, we, of course, study them in the process of historical transformations and mutual influences of many tribes and peoples, which to one degree or another took part in their formation. Regional ethno-historical research in our time is becoming especially acute, since it is knowledge of the history of one’s own people that helps a modern person to free himself from the narrowness of the nationalist view of the world, to understand the role and significance of the contribution to the common treasury of human culture of all peoples, to realize that humanity is one.

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On the Kola and Scandinavian peninsulas, the Lapland pine (P.lapponica), close to it, grows in the mountainous parts of the Crimea and Western Transcaucasia – the Crimean pine, or Pallasiana (P. pallasiana).

In Transcaucasia, the Pitsunda pine (P. pityusa) is known.

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