Glen Gordon wrote:
>
> It was in Central Asia circa 9000 BCE that I think the ancestor
> to IE, Uralic and Altaic resided. That would make reconstructed
> Uralic and IE divergeant by approximately 5000 years -- almost
> as much as the difference between Modern Greek and English,
> let's say
>
>
> - gLeN
It should be OK. My only problem beside the scientific evidence are the
myths.
And if I knew well enough the Greek Mithology, I was not aware of Indic
Mithology.
Until a day when I begun to read uncarefully Ghilgamesh and Mahbharata
(I did not even today read Ramayana or Rigveda, I must say it.)
I find very intriguing about the stories there of gods " being born" in
the East of India, better said in a region which point to European
Region. The Greeks too speak about "north-east" of Europe which will
point with the indic stories here.
But OK , it doesnt make sens to tell something from the deepness of my
long time ago, uncarefully readed stories. I have to re-read Ghilgamesh
and Mahabharata and to point with the exactls texts of them. Or maybe
has someone recently read them?
Alex