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Question: what are the origins of the latin people? not to ai: I am asking about where were the latin ancestors before even entering Europe.
Asked by TheDestroyer558
The Roman people have their origins in Iron Age central Italy, which stretches back to around 1000 BCE. Their ancestors, the proto-Latin people, are thought to have migrated from the region of modern day Romania, near the Black Sea. Proto-Latin people are believed to have settled in parts of Italy around 1000 BCE. This is referred to as the Proto-Italic period in which the Latin language was gradually born.
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Jan. 12, 2023, 5:35 a.m.
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