I am quite confused about Anatolians being indo-european because I remember there being 2 kinds: Anatolian farmers (Neolithic, ~7000–4000 BCE) and Indo-European Anatolians (Bronze Age, after ~2000 BCE) who were the Hittites, Luwians, and related peoples. I feel people use these interchangeably and it causes some confusion.
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Anatolian farmers conquered all of europe, some of them stayed in anatolia. The hittites, luwians, et al were created from these 2 groups of people mixing.
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