Old Europe

Term for a hypothetical homogeneous pre-Indo-European culture
Intangible archaeological_culture Q1241067

Facts

8 properties
Location
Balkans[5]
Discoverer or inventor
Harald Haarmann[2]
End time
3500 BC[9]
Named after
Danube[4]
Said to be the same as
Danube civilization[7]
Start time
5000 BC[8]
🏷️ Also known as
en Old Europe en Old Europe (archaeology) en Old European culture ar أوروبا القديمة في علم الآثار cs Stará Evropa de Donauzivilisation de Donaukultur fa اروپای قدیم (باستان‌شناسی) it Antica Europa it Europa Antica it Europa Neolitica ja 古ヨーロッパ ko 고유럽 pl Kultura starej Europy pl Stara Europa pt Civilização da Europa Antiga ru Старая Европа uk Стара Європа zh 前印欧 zh 古欧洲
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Summary

Old Europe is an archaeological culture[1].

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