The connections between Lithuanian — the most conservative Ind | Αρυολογία☀️ (The Indo-Europeans)

The connections between Lithuanian — the most conservative Indo-European language — and Rigvedic Sanskrit serve to validate the Aryan Invasion Theory. The ancient Sintashta Culture (2100-1800 BCE) derived much of its genetics and culture from the easternmost reaches of the Corded Ware horizon - which corresponds to the region in which Proto-Baltic, the ancestor language of modern Lithuanian, developed. Archaeological evidence shows that Sintashta was part of the Andronovo Horizon, from which emerged the Sanskrit language and the Vedic hymns.

Some examples of linguistic similarity...

Sanskrit sunus, Lithuanian sunus — Son
Sanskrit avis, Lithuanian avis — Sheep
Sanskrit padas, Lithuanian padas — Sole
Sanskrit viras, Lithuanian vyras — Man
Sanskrit dhumas, Lithuanian dumas — Smoke