Indo-Europeans
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The Indo-Europeans, also known by the terms Aryans, Kurgans, Indo-Germans, and Battle-Axe people, were a people who lived sometime around 4000 BC in an area corresponding to modern day Ukraine, Russia and Georgia before they invaded Europe, North Africa, Iran and North-India, pushing away the matriarchal belief systems and bringing with them a subset of customs and religious beliefs that can still be found amongst most Indo-European people today. The North-Indians, Thracians, Dacians, Balts, Greeks, Germans, Georgians, Slavs, Celts, Hittites, Persians, Tocharians and other Indo-Europeans were their descendants, as were several peoples of mixed breed.
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