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The Greek language has an important place in European history and culture, yet until now scholars have debated as to how exactly it fits into the Indo-European language tree. Now, a new genetic study believes it has conclusively found the answer, and it might upend everything you thought you knew about the Proto-Indo-Europeans.
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The Greek language has an important place in European history and culture, yet until now scholars have debated as to how exactly it fits into the Indo-European language tree. Now, a new genetic study believes it has conclusively found the answer, and it might upend everything you thought you knew about the Proto-Indo-Europeans.
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Some music in the video composed by Adrian von Zeigler