Kurganska Teorija:
lived in the Ukrainian steppe around 4000BC and spread their language through conquest using wheeled vehicles and horses. This model is currently championed by Jim Mallory in Belfast and David Anthony in New York.
A sta kaze archeologija?
Oldest wheel in the world:
The Ljubljana Marshes Wheel is a wooden wheel that was found in the Ljubljana Marshes some 20 km south of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, in 2002.[1] Radiocarbon dating, performed in the VERA laboratory (Vienna Environmental Research Accelerator) in Vienna, showed that it is approximately 5,150 years old, which makes it the oldest wooden wheel discovered by archeologists in the world.
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oldest wheeled vehicle:
A partially reconstructed, wheeled toy from the Cucuteni Tripolye B2 culture 3800bc:
Most linguists in fact argue that the PIEs did have words for wheel. The candidates put forward nine reconstructed PIE word forms, selected by the them as evidence for the PIEs having wheels. These are:
Jako interesanto:
Proto-Indo-European Roots
Root/Stem: *kwel-
Meanings: a wheel, round
Cognates (32): Greek polos (a round axis) - remember *kw becomes Greek p before o, a, u
Latin colere (to cultivate, move around), bucolicus (a cattleman) = bou- (a bull) + col-
Common Celtic *kol- (to move around), bowkolos (a cattleman); >
Old Irish bochaill (a herdsman), Irish & Scottish Gaelic buachaill, Welsh bugail, Cornish & Breton bugel
Sanskrit carati (he moves, wanders)
Avestan c'axra (a chariot, a wagon)
Tocharian kuka"l (a wagon)
Common Germanic *hwel-, >
Old Norse hvel (a wheel), Old English hweol, >
English wheel, Swedish hjul
Common Baltic *kel- (a wheel), >
Old Prussian & Sudovian kelan (a wheel; neut.), Lithuanian kelias (a road, a way)
Common Slavic *kolo (a wheel), >
Ukrainian & Old Russian & Serbo-Croatian & Slovene & Czech & Slovak & Polish & Sorbian kolo, Lower Sorbian kolaso, Russian koleso (a wheel)
Moja teorija:
Danas se zna, da je Kolo Staro-Evropski. Po Keramici Vincanske Kulture se naslo ctrane Slike gde zene igraju kolo.
Klo znaci po staro slovenskom:
The word kolo is an old Slavic word and it can be found in the same form in all the Slavic languages, meaning a wheel, circle, circuit. It also means a group of people associated or organised under the same interest.
Iz Kolo (wheel) se kasnije stvorila "Kola" (veehicle)
lived in the Ukrainian steppe around 4000BC and spread their language through conquest using wheeled vehicles and horses. This model is currently championed by Jim Mallory in Belfast and David Anthony in New York.
A sta kaze archeologija?
Oldest wheel in the world:
The Ljubljana Marshes Wheel is a wooden wheel that was found in the Ljubljana Marshes some 20 km south of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, in 2002.[1] Radiocarbon dating, performed in the VERA laboratory (Vienna Environmental Research Accelerator) in Vienna, showed that it is approximately 5,150 years old, which makes it the oldest wooden wheel discovered by archeologists in the world.
@wiki
oldest wheeled vehicle:
A partially reconstructed, wheeled toy from the Cucuteni Tripolye B2 culture 3800bc:

Most linguists in fact argue that the PIEs did have words for wheel. The candidates put forward nine reconstructed PIE word forms, selected by the them as evidence for the PIEs having wheels. These are:
Jako interesanto:
Proto-Indo-European Roots
Root/Stem: *kwel-
Meanings: a wheel, round
Cognates (32): Greek polos (a round axis) - remember *kw becomes Greek p before o, a, u
Latin colere (to cultivate, move around), bucolicus (a cattleman) = bou- (a bull) + col-
Common Celtic *kol- (to move around), bowkolos (a cattleman); >
Old Irish bochaill (a herdsman), Irish & Scottish Gaelic buachaill, Welsh bugail, Cornish & Breton bugel
Sanskrit carati (he moves, wanders)
Avestan c'axra (a chariot, a wagon)
Tocharian kuka"l (a wagon)
Common Germanic *hwel-, >
Old Norse hvel (a wheel), Old English hweol, >
English wheel, Swedish hjul
Common Baltic *kel- (a wheel), >
Old Prussian & Sudovian kelan (a wheel; neut.), Lithuanian kelias (a road, a way)
Common Slavic *kolo (a wheel), >
Ukrainian & Old Russian & Serbo-Croatian & Slovene & Czech & Slovak & Polish & Sorbian kolo, Lower Sorbian kolaso, Russian koleso (a wheel)
Moja teorija:
Danas se zna, da je Kolo Staro-Evropski. Po Keramici Vincanske Kulture se naslo ctrane Slike gde zene igraju kolo.
Klo znaci po staro slovenskom:
The word kolo is an old Slavic word and it can be found in the same form in all the Slavic languages, meaning a wheel, circle, circuit. It also means a group of people associated or organised under the same interest.
Iz Kolo (wheel) se kasnije stvorila "Kola" (veehicle)