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===Indo-European arrivals===
[[Image:Corded Ware culture.png|thumb|250px|left|[[Corded Ware culture]] in Eurpe]]
Around 3,500-2,500 B.C., there was another massive migration of peoples representing the [[Corded Ware culture]]. They came from the southeast and spread all across Eastern and Central Europe, reaching even southern Finland. It is widely and universally accepted that [[Corded Ware culture]] peoples were [[Indo-European]] ancestors of many Europeans, including Balts. It is widely accepted that those Indo-European newcomers were quite numerous and in the Eastern Baltic assimilated earlier indigenous cultures. Over time the new people formed the Baltic peoples and they spread in the area from the Baltic sea in the west to the Volga in the east.
===Formation of a Baltic homeland===
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