Abstract
In archaeological excavations carried out on the territory of Central and Eastern Europe, the remains of people from single graves attributed to the copper and bronze eras were found, with objects and tools of early everyday life - cord ceramics and "stone axes". Western and Russian historians call these cultural centers the "Corded Ware culture" or "battle ax culture." And those who revived this cultural center, which suddenly appeared in Europe between 3200-2300. BC. or 2300-1800 BC, are "pure Indian Europeans." Is it really? To clarify the evidence, the article substantiates the fact that those who brought these cultures with them to Europe are new anthropological, archaeological, linguistic and DNA genealogical evidence, which only in recent years began to be introduced into scientific circulation.