General Description

During the late Stone Age, Indo-Europeans migrated from the Pontic steppes to a number of areas in Europe and beyond, displacing, mixing with, and assimilating previous populations. Those who migrated to Scandinavia spoke their own dialect of Indo-European, which would eventually develop into Germanic. Contact with the Celtic peoples to their south was beneficial to the Germanics, as they were able to incorporate more advanced techniques from Central Europe in areas such as metalworking.

Develops To: Anglo-Saxon, Frankish, Goth, Norse, Suebi, Teuton

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