| Physical Description |
404 sivua : kuvitettu, karttoja |
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| Language |
English German |
| Language of Original Work |
German English |
| Publisher |
Tartu :
University of Tartu. Division of Uralic Languages,
2000.
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| Series | ROOTS, 2-3. Fenno-Ugristica, 23. |
| Subjects | |
| Additional Information | edited by Ago Künnap ; editorial assistant Piret Klesment |
| Uncontrolled Title |
Archaeology and languages in prehistoric Europe Verbreitung von Landbau und Besiedlung am Ausgang der prähistorischen Zeit und in der historischen Zeit in Finnland About some morphological features of Proto-Uralic The origin of Europeans : population movements, genetic relationships and linguistic distribution Poblems with the search for the ancestral Finns "Prehistoric revolutions" and languages in Europe Monogenesis and polygenesis in comparative Semitics and Arabic : implications for linguistic change On the anthropology and genetics of Estonians Indo-Europeans in the East Baltic : a synthesis of current anthropological and archaeological theory and data Die ältesten Wurzeln der finno-ugrischen Völker im Lichte der heutigen Forschung On linguistic relationships Über worum und warum On the phylogeographic context of sex-specific genetic markers of Finno-Ugric populations The forest of Finno-Ugric languages Indo-European and Uralic European Lingua francas Some aspects and cases of contemporary research o Uralic languages and their contents The language creolisation On functions of the samoyed auxiliary verb *VśV Innovations in Uralic languages On the formation of the Finnic linguistic situation Gypsies in Estonia between two World Wars On impersonal (passive) in vote and the influence of language contacts How to help endangered languages? Laszlo Keresztes on the origin of Mordvin define conjugation Miscellanea Uralica The collection of papers "Roots I" The collection of papers about the roots of the Finnish population First Landnahm in North Estonia : appendices to ethnic history of the Corded Ware Culture Somatological variation and the population history of Northern Eurasia On the ancestors of Lapps and Finnic peoples Uralic as a Lingua franca with roots Some aspects of Estonia-Yiddish language contacts |
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