The Proto-Indo-European culture is what is behind the cultures and languages that make up the Indo-European family. These include, among others, the Celts, the Teutons, the Romans, the Greeks, the Balts, the Slavs, and the Vedic Indians. The Proto-Indo-Europeans are worth studying on their own, but they have the added advantage of helping to understand there descendant cultures and, for those interested in working with the religions of the descendant cultures, of filling in gaps in our knowledge of them. Among the things that can be reconstructed for the Proto-Indo-Europeans are a number of deities. In this video, I discuss those, giving their names, their characteristics, the sort of people and things that are patrons of, and some of the evidence for how we know these things.
