[gothic-l] The Language of the Goths

[Stephen Mark Carey]

> in a clearly defined and identified area of northern Poland and
> nowhere else. BTW, even the latest Brockhaus entry on the Goths has
> now abandoned the old thesis of a Scandinavian origin of the Goths.
>
> Dirk


Where does the linguistic evidence fall in this regard. Is there a heavy
Gothic influence on Polish -- or are you dealing with "German" areas of
Poland -- how about gothic influence on Old Prussian -- or does your
theory force one to reconsider whether the Gothic Language was actually
spoken by the "Goths"?


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