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The 12 pages that link to Anatolian hypothesis, each with the reason it gives.

• Indo-European languagesCompared with: It offers a farming-based alternative to steppe-centered accounts.

• Proto-Indo-European languageCompared with: It offers a farming-centered alternative to the steppe chronology and homeland.

• Indo-European migrationsCompared with: It proposes an earlier, farming-led alternative to steppe-centered migration models.

• Proto-Indo-EuropeansCompared with: It proposes an earlier, farming-based homeland rather than a steppe origin.

• Kurgan hypothesisCompared with: It offers a major alternative homeland and dispersal chronology.

• Indo-European studiesCompared with: It offers a farming-based alternative to steppe-centered dispersal accounts.

• Indo-European linguisticsCompared with: It offers a different chronology and mechanism for Indo-European dispersal.

• Proto-Indo-European homelandCompared with: It places the homeland farther south and proposes an earlier dispersal than the steppe model.

• Anatolian languagesCompared with: It makes Anatolia the homeland, contrasting with steppe-based accounts of Indo-European origins.

• Marija GimbutasCompared with: It contrasts with the steppe homeland and migration model associated with Gimbutas.

• Steppe hypothesisCompared with: It places the homeland earlier and farther southwest than the steppe model.