Twin spiraled solar pendant artifacts culturally link Celtic "Roth", Baltic "Ratas", & Vedic "Ratha"

[Voyt]

The BALTIC in VEDIC ~ Twin spiraled solar pendant artifacts culturally link Celtic "Roth", Baltic "Ratas", & Vedic "Ratha". ~ Early Baltic cultural contacts bridge Proto-Celtic Unetice culture to Proto-Vedic Sintashta.

LWb antigen / LW*07 alelle in the Hindu Kush region of Central Asia, & Srubna-Alakul R1a-Z280 w/ MtDna HV0a - exactly like coastal Latvian Kivutkalns#19? What does it mean? It means - " Buckle your seatbelt Dorothy, 'cause Kansas is going bye-bye! "

A verbal root *ret- "run" is found ONLY in Celtic. So exactly how did a Central European Proto-Celtic *rotos ( wheel ) term get transferred to Proto-Vedic Sintashta in the Urals, along with twin spiral [ Unetice type ] solar pendants? This ain't rocket-science.

Participation of Baltic & Uralic Language speakers in the ethnogenesis of Vedic / Avestan culture and language - as supported by specific material artifacts ( pottery & twin spiral "spectacle" solar pendants ) and traceable loanwords like a Proto-Celtic > Baltic "Ratas".

A unique Corded Ware pottery motif of the early Baltic Fatyanovo-Balanovo cultures enables tracking their assimilation & cultural influence in Andronovo cultures, as first noted in 2001 by O.D. Mochalov in his publication "«ШАХМАТНЫЙ» ОРНАМЕНТ КЕРАМИКИ КУЛЬТУР РАЗВИТОГО БРОНЗОВОГО ВЕКА ПОВОЛЖЬЯ И УРАЛА".
Possible trace early East Baltic ( re: Ratas ) & Uralic ( re: Soma ) loanwords in old Indo-Iranian ( < Fedorovo & Alakul' cultures ) have shifted from the unthinkable, to highly probable.

Links to related resources will open in a new window. Best viewed with two double espressos & an open mind. The Celtic in Vedic. Viskas gerai.

https://www.academia.edu/25405079/Th...ard=view-paper

[kevinmac]

Scythians were an indo-iranic group that migrated to wester europe and became the celts. This group also went to India but blended pretty well. There traces of the Scythians in India too though. These links have been confirmed.