The moderators' noticeboard

E-mail attachments from when they used to be archived with the e-mail text

This folder will have resources to prove the antiquity of Indian history vis a vis the main stream thinking

Kuhn's ar-/ur- Language

Illustrations from Emmeline Plunket's 'Ancient Calendars and Constellations'

Lessons for layman on lingustics by Kishore patnaik

Things that might come in handy on a linguistic list

The most important articles by Kuhn on the Nordwestblock substrate

Maps from Kuhn, Kossack and Hachmann

All maps of Zeugnis der Namen

linguistic maps of Pakistan and Afghanistan (scanned from a newspaper)

antiquities etc.

Maps from Udolph's 'Namenkundliche Studien zum Germanenproblem'

Maps from The Origins of the British

Vergleichendes indogermanisch-semitisches Wörterbuch

Items of the royal Germanic grave of Mušov

essays on PIE grammar (by Piotr Gąsiorowski)

lists of PIE roots

Texts written in reconstructed PIE

Scans from "Studies in the Indo-European system of numerals" (Szemerényi, Oswald John Louis)

Welsch-Namen zwischen Weser und Rhein

Laurits Tuxen 1902

*Nartae* -- V. I. Abaev, Istoriko-etymologicheskij slovar' osetinskogo jazyka, pages 158-160.

IE evolution by F. Rodríguez Adrados

Albanian Timeframes

En søn af huset

Article by W. P. Schmid

Dating the World's Language Families

Index of Attachments to Archived Messages. Use this to obtain attachments.

A summary by F. Brighenti based on various authors

A paper on the sources of the ethnonym 'Tochari'

Kuhn argues in this article that Germanic geminates were of NWBlock substratal origin (thus not the result of a Kluge's law). In German.

Germanic Placenames Around Boulogne - supplied by Arnaud Fournet

Dictionary celtic-french - Letter A - part one

Dictionary celtic-french - Letter A - part two

Distribution of Lubieszewo graves

Compared PIE Mythology

Cultural trends of nomadic groups in the Bronze Age

Elcock - Pyrenaic results from Latin verru:ca

Beekes: The Origin of the Etruscans

A deconstruction by Francesco Brighenti

Germanic Home-land according to LoanWords in Germanic

An amateur attempt to speak reconstructed Proto-IE

A tabular list of types of instruments, various types of performers, and relevant verbs from the Hittite corpus.

A poem I wrote in Proto-IE and set to Late-Romantic Era "Classical" music

Updated language tree

Early Indo-European Loanwords Preserved in Finnish

Mallory & Adams (2006): The Oxford Introduction to PIE and the PIE world

Marcantonio, A. - Evidence that most Indo-European lexical reconstructions are artefacts of the linguistic method of analysis

Network Model of IE languages Fig 6.12

The etymology of PIE *gWih3w-

motte_meute_mutt

Mušov spearblade

Brugmann's Nature and Origin of Noun Gender

Correspondence of Arcaeological Phases of the Pre-Roman Iron Age of Thuringia and Poienesti

PIE font chart

Translation of first verse of Ode to Joy into PIE

Extract from M. Witzel, "Linguistic Evidence for Cultural Exchange in Prehistoric Western Central Asia," _Sino-Platonic Papers_ 129 (Dec. 2003)

Astronomical Objections to Invasionist Chronology; Ch.7 of "Asterisk in Bharopiyasthan", Delhi 2006

Comprehensive List of Archaic Pre-Finnic Lexemes Preserved in Finnish including PIE borrowings indicated

Reconstruction of the face of the woman buried in Pełczyska grave No. 9

Six-slave iron neck ring chain

Derksen (2008): Etymological Dictionary of the Slavic Inherited Lexicon

An essay on PIE stress (by Piotr Gasiorowski)

Index to Sergei's uploads of Stryzhak

Talageri’s reply to Arnaud Fournet’s review.

Shrikant Talageri replies to Arnaud Fournet's slapdash critique of his argument for an Indian origin of IE

(as taken from Mallory's "In Search of the Indo-Europeans")

Another of my poetic translations into PIE

on C. Asian substrate words for "*-rwa beings"

Pre-Younger Dryas Europe climate map