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Daily Archives: August 10, 2005
Some ramblings on Indo-European
Due to a late night encounter back from work we got rambling about one of our favorite topics the evolution of IE languages from PIE. Despite the difficulties, that we are familiar with from other areas of science, we have … Continue reading
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