The Neolithic Hypothesis
JoatSimeon at aol.com
JoatSimeon at aol.com
Wed Mar 17 18:57:38 UTC 1999
>X99Lynx at aol.com writes:
>Without this standardizing force, epecially among sedentary populations, like
>sedentary farmers separated by thousands of years from one another, one
>should not even expect PIE to have been PIE a relatively short distance from
>the place of origin
PIE Lithuanian
*wlkwos vilkas
-- that's a pretty emphatic resemblance, seeing as it's at least 4000 years,
and probably about 5000, since PIE arrived in the East Baltic area.
Myself, I'd say sometime around 3500 BCE makes a sensible date for the spread
of PIE into Europe.
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