Re: Schoeffe I

>There are no 'following pages' in Wikipedia articles.

what you see in your browser is called a "web page". So as
soon as you click the URLs I posted you open "web pages".

>>[Fpuba jvrqre mvgvrefg Qh ryyrayntra Grkgr ibz mhibe
>>Trcbfgrgrz, hz qnaa oybß mjrv zvpxevtr Jbegr uvamhmhsütra!)
>
>I know.

[SNIP]

>No, it's you who tries

Both of us, you and me, should, after all, shut the fugg up, since
neither of us is a microbiologue. So, we're not able to tell the
warranted conclusions from exaggerations and nonsequiturs. But,
anyway, the genetic "luggage" plays no role in determining the
desire to speak one language or another (e.g. to speak Aramaic
or Polish or German or Cockney).

>I'm trying to show that there was a migration from the old homeland
>of the Bastarnae to Przeworsk to Germania.

Really? What a novelty, what a new story, what a headline (ripe
for "The Sun")! >:-]

>We know nothing of the genetic makeup of the Bastarnae

Who cares? The issue is (or: was?) their language in connection
with a type of German called Hochdeutsch.

George