Re: Pelasgian, Tyrrhenian, and Achaean

--- In cybalist@..., "Joseph S Crary" <pva@...> wrote:

> Morten
>
> I have to say that many of the discussions presented on this site

are

> extremely enlightening. The variety of insights present here, some
> provided as informative and others as counter arguments have vastly
> expanded my view of concepts and constructs I thought

circumscribed.

>
>
> >Let's imagine that there was one group of peoples called the
> Pelasgians and one people that at a certain time was called the
> Tyrrhenians. Let's pretend they spoke the same language but had
> somewhat different cultures.<
>
> Based on the earliest Hellenic sources and the physical

inscriptions

> and texts the Tyrrhenians were Pelasgians, however not all

Pelasgians

> were Tyrrhenians. Remember this is my opinion.
>

I have with great interest read your message. To begin with:

Exactly which Hellenic sources and physical inscriptions
and texts naming the Tyrrhenians are you refering to?

Regards

Morten