The Indo-Europeans Rediscovered How a Scientific Revolution is Rewriting their Story

PrefacePart 1: Setting the Scene1. Discovering the World's Largest Language Family2. A Brief History of Homeland Hunting and the Nature of our PreyPart 2: The Fundamental Techniques of Homeland Hunting3. Applying the Lessons of History4. Languages, Maps and Geography5. The Names of Places and Rivers: Our Earliest Linguistic Evidence?6. Locating the Earliest Neighbors of the Indo-Europeans7. Linguistic Paleontology: Geographical Clues in the Indo-European Vocabulary8. Cultural Anthropology: Origin Tales and Culture History9. Archaeology: Evaluating Archaeological Cultures as Linguistic Models10. Hair Color, Skulls, and the Emergence of Modern GeneticsPart 3: The New Way Forward11. Game Change12. Genetic Landscapes and Homeland Models13. The Anatolian Homeland Model14. The Caucasus Homeland Model15. The Steppe Model16. Taking Stock: Homeland Solutions and Later Indo-European Expansions