hello lopez about Narbo (town of celtic tribe ATACINI includes from VOLCAE ARECOMICI or ELYSIQUES) may be it's an old name an not Gaulish = Ligurian/Iberian...
... Is your false claim that Scandinavia used cremation exclusively an argument, an observations or an experiment? I disabuse you of your ignorance of funeral...
... BTW the Götar/Svear rivalry continues, in other forms, in Sweden http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6taland_theory The article is a good example of the...
... As far as I know, the first literary manifestation of Sarmatism in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was Maciej Miechowita's _Tractatus de Duabus...
... Time flies. I just ordered this book from the library; wonder what it's about: Schedel, Hartmann Sarmatia, the early Polish kingdom : from the original...
... ****GK: I point out that you have misinterpreted your idol on a particular point, and you go berserk with irrelevant citations and incongruous as well as...
... the presence if inhumation is a prerequisite for Yasig presence ****GK: Indeed. But that is only one characteristic. Others are: the grave shape; the body...
... Yasig presence GK: Indeed. But that is only one characteristic. Others are: the grave shape; the body position and orientation; the funeral inventory...
... I agree, and I'd like to add to this etymological discussion an analysis which was first proposed by some Italian linguists (Carlo Battisti, etc.) about 50...
Does anyone have a good etymology for these two ethnonyms (Iranian, presumably?) http://impearls.blogspot.com/2003_12_28_impearls_archive.html It seems Wolfram...
Lekhites dressed up in the ... Gol/a,b The Origins of the Slavs, pp. 373-4 places it in a list of Slavic roots supposedly loans from Gmc., in casu supposedly...
... Or the one that leader fought and defeated three times was Voccio, who then offered his sister in marriage (after consul Caesar interceded as mediator in...
... A terminus ante quem non of the Lestek name, if he is real, is the time period Gmc and Slavic cohabited. ****GK: Is Lestek as a personal name attested in...
... Or the one that leader fought and defeated three times was Voccio, who then offered his sister in marriage (after consul Caesar interceded as mediator in...
... Torsten, I too am very Interested in the Iazyges. E.g http://www.kroraina.com/sarm/jh/index.html This has been a great help for me. Also the guide book...
... I don't know. ... That's where Gol/a,b places them. Perhaps you should get the whole context (pp. 356-362). Note that he thinks the Veneti were Slavs, ...
... Cicero (ad Att. 17:13) mentions a bridge called Tirenus (v.l. Tiretius) at Minturnae, the town on the Liris between Latium and Campania. "Tirenus pons,...
... Thanks, very good reference. ... Todd The Early Germans, pp. 125-126 http://tinyurl.com/l59n4j 'Since there were no natural deposits of gold in the lands...
... Yes I wrote Norway [and Germany] (meaning southern Norway and westernmost Sweden really) -Illkaer determined that the Illerup invaders came from this...
Torsten, Check your Przeworsk materials for the period 75-50 BCE. (1) Are there inhumation burials? (2) If so, are the graves: (a) barrow graves (kurgans)? (b)...
After reading Comrie, I saw how bizarre Pashto looks compared to Persian. I understand they have about 3,000 or more years of separation but they are still...
... If the Yasigians in Pannonia gave up barrow burials, why should putative Przeworsk Yasigians keep them? Anyway, this is the best I can offer for now....
... If the Yasigians in Pannonia gave up barrow burials, why should putative Przeworsk Yasigians keep them? ****GK: The abandonment was gradual. The Metanastae...
Afghanistan is a very mountainous country and mountans make great dividing lines for isoglosses. Comparable examples include the northwestern (i think) Iranian...
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