Dating to the neolithic. Indo-european relates to the family of languages, spoken over the greater part of Europe; and, Asia, as far as northern India

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It has a history of over 3,000 years
Believed to have been spoken well before 4000 BC. In a region, somewhere to the north, or south, of the Black Sea. The family comprises twelve branches: Indic (including Sanskrit and its descendants), Iranian, Anatolian (including Hittite and other extinct languages), Armenian, Hellenic (Greek), Albanian (or Illyrian), Italic (including Latin and the Romance languages), Celtic, Tocharian (an extinct group from central Asia), Germanic (including English, German, Dutch, and the Scandinavian languages), Baltic, and Slavic (including Russian, Polish, Czech, Bulgarian, Serbian, and Croatian).

Bibliography: Indo-European languages – The parent language: Proto-Indo-European”. Encyclopedia Britanni

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