The History of the Germanic Languages

The earliest and most controversial language group to split from Proto-Indo-European under the Kurgan hypothesis are the Anatolian languages. Many Neo-Hittites spoke Semitic languages but one of the strongest languages of the post-Hittite empire Anatolia is Luyian which is an Indo-European language. It's possible that there was a previous migration of Indo-European languages before the migration of the Southern branch of Slavik languages towards the Baltcom Peninsula. This could have also been the emergence of the Mycenaean culture of Greece. There is an area of the Peloponnese where a localised Tchaikonian language still exists, it