Re: [tied] p-Uralic and PIE

--- lsroute66@... wrote:

> Once again, one work cited supporting IE loans in
> proto-Uralic
> (pre-4000-6000BC) -- and apparently 40 such
> borrowings from a list of
> some 300 p-Uralic words reconstructed by Finnish
> comparativists -- is
> "Uralische Evidenz f�r die Laryngaltheorie"(1991) by
> Jorma
> Koivulehto.
> Steve Long

*****GK: Steve, you've been most obliging in providing
references. Would it be too much trouble for you to
list these words? So that (a) our top linguists (PG,
MCV, ST ands others) might evaluate the strength of
these reconstructions and (b) so that we might imagine
what kind of society these IE were borrowed from and
whether it MUST have been Trypilia or LBK.*****

>
>
> et
>
>

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