Archaeological cultures on territories of modern day Lithuania in chronological order.
Swiderian culture 11K-8.2K BC Paleoeuropeans.
Neman culture. Southern Lithuania. 7K-5KBC. Paleoeuropeans
Kunda culture 8K-5K BC. Paleoeuropeans.
Narva culture 5.3K-1.75K BC. Paleoeuropeans.
Comb ceramic culture 4.2K-2K BC. In the past scholars considered this culture Finno-Ugric. Nowadays many scholars hold an opinion that this culture was also paleoeuropean, as Finnish linguists suggest that proto-Finnic language spread into Baltic shores only 3,000 ybp (1K BC).
Corded ware culture 3.2K-2.3K BC. Earliest Indo-Europeans
Zhutsevskaya culture was a local variant of Corded ware culture. 3K-2K BC. Earlieast Indo-Europeans.
Sambian barrow culture 6BC-1AD. Western Lithuania. Early western Balts
West Baltic barrow culture 5BC-1AD. Western Lithuania . Early western Balts
Stroked-pottery culture 7BC-5AD. Central and eastern Lithuania . Early eastern Balts
East Lithuanian barrow culture 5AD-12AD . South-eastern Lithuania. Eastern Balts
Stone barrow culture 4AD-13AD . South-west Lithuanians . Western Balts (Dainava, Yotvingians)
Swiderian culture 11K-8.2K BC Paleoeuropeans.
Neman culture. Southern Lithuania. 7K-5KBC. Paleoeuropeans
Kunda culture 8K-5K BC. Paleoeuropeans.
Narva culture 5.3K-1.75K BC. Paleoeuropeans.
Comb ceramic culture 4.2K-2K BC. In the past scholars considered this culture Finno-Ugric. Nowadays many scholars hold an opinion that this culture was also paleoeuropean, as Finnish linguists suggest that proto-Finnic language spread into Baltic shores only 3,000 ybp (1K BC).
Corded ware culture 3.2K-2.3K BC. Earliest Indo-Europeans
Zhutsevskaya culture was a local variant of Corded ware culture. 3K-2K BC. Earlieast Indo-Europeans.
Sambian barrow culture 6BC-1AD. Western Lithuania. Early western Balts
West Baltic barrow culture 5BC-1AD. Western Lithuania . Early western Balts
Stroked-pottery culture 7BC-5AD. Central and eastern Lithuania . Early eastern Balts
East Lithuanian barrow culture 5AD-12AD . South-eastern Lithuania. Eastern Balts
Stone barrow culture 4AD-13AD . South-west Lithuanians . Western Balts (Dainava, Yotvingians)