From: tgpedersen
Message: 60905
Date: 2008-10-15
>Erh, okay.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "tgpedersen" <tgpedersen@...>
> >
> >> Would you say that they emerged at a time when PIE was still
> >> largely undifferentiated, as "Old European"? Or..?****
> >
> > People say that, I don't. Most of those 'people' think like
> > land-people (French, German, Russian), not sea-people (English,
> > Dutch) which means areas must be colored solid on their maps,
> > this because everyone in their view is basically a farmer, if he
> > isn't somebody, and thus sedentary.
> ========
> English people are not sea-people
> they are basically land-people living in a island.
> Thanks to the agricultural revolution of the XVIIth century,Please tell me more about this agricultural revolution of the XVIIth
> the English population exploded and the outspill of population
> conquered most of the world.
> This has nothing to do with sea and sea-faring.English people can't fly.
> Your typology is completely unacceptable.I thought you wouldn't like it.
> To say nothing about Bretons, Vendeens and Charentais people whoAnd who made up the bulk of the French colonists in the new world
> were sea-farers and corsaires.