Cavalli Sforza, an Italian population geneticist who teaches at Stanford University in California, says:

“…the Albanian and Armenian languages ​​originated with the first wave of Neolithic farmers (9,000-10,000 years ago)” –

Albanian, along with Armenian, are the oldest languages ​​that came into use when people began to engage in agriculture. These claims are documented in Genes, Peoples, and Languages ​​​​by Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza, it was published in 2001 after 9 years of intensive research by various scientists.”