How a Lost Siberian Language Rewrites the History of the Huns New linguistic evidence suggests that the Huns and the ancient Xiōng-nú shared not only a common ancestry, but a shared mother tongue—a long-extinct Paleo-Siberian language called Arin.

New linguistic research reveals that the Huns and Xiōng-nú likely spoke Arin, a lost Yeniseian language from Siberia—reshaping views on Eurasian migration, elite identity & ancient steppe empires. #Linguistics #Archaeology #Huns #Xiongnu #PaleoSiberia