Modern researches in the field of archeology, linguistics, genetics, and molecular biology are increasingly supporting that hypothesis.
The picture below features the scheme of the development and branching of Indo-European languages, introduced by the German linguist August Schleicher in 1860.
Schleicher was one of the many linguists convinced that all Indo-European languages are the branches of the Proto-Armenian language.
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Armenian language is a unique language and not found in other languages. Therefore Armenian language must be the foundation of the other languages. No mystery there though.