Assimilation_of_Baltic_and_Aryan_Peoples_by_Uralic_Speakers_in_the_Middle_and_Upper_Volga_Basin_(Shaded_Relief_BG).png

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Description	English: Map of attested and hypothetical distribution of Indo-Iranian languages prior to assimilation by Uralic speakers via migration into the middle and upper Volga basins
Date	15 January 2023
Source	Own work , using Coastline, lakes and rivers from Natural Earth 1:50m Physical Vectors Informed by V. G. Mironov GORODETSK CULTURE: STATUS OF PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR THEIR STUDY Archival copy dated April 7, 2022 at the Wayback Machine // Archaeological monuments of the middle Poochye. Issue. 4, Ryazan, 1995, Artsikhovsky A.V. Basic questions of archeology of Moscow. Materials and research on archeology of the USSR, No. 7, M.-L., 1947, p. 13., Chuksin N. Ya. Shlino. The Long Mound Culture , History of the city of Mytischi , Shpakovsky V., Fadeeva O. The genesis of military affairs among the tribes of the Volga-Oka interfluve in the Bronze Age (on the example of the Fatyanovo culture)
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Other versions	Other versions Map of Attested and Hypothetical Old Indo-Iranian Dialects Without Key Map of Attested and Hypothetical Old Indo-Iranian Dialects Assimilation of Baltic and Aryan Peoples by Uralic Speakers in the Middle and Upper Volga Basin

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