Origins of I-E; was: Re: Problems with Bomhard

From: gerryreinhartwaller2001
Message: 669
Date: 2002-07-17

John mentions in part:
> I have heard a linguistics broadcast on the Australian
>Broadcasting
> Commission refer to it as SCAAN (Sino-Caucasian-Amerind-
>Afroasiatic-
> Nostratic).

Then does SCAAN and Nostratic account for all the world languages?
If not, what languages remain?

Gerry

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