GREEK PREHISTORY AND LANGUAGE
Adam Hyllested
adahyl at cphling.dk
Wed Oct 20 13:51:12 UTC 1999
On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Sean Crist wrote:
> It's true that the horse had not been domesticated at the early date for
> PIE unity which Renfrew postulates; but you need not have domesticated
> the horse to have a word for it. The PIE speakers could have been hunting
> wild horses for their meat, for example.
That is not even necessary. I think the PIE speakers had a word for
every animal just _living_ in the area.
Adam Hyllested
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