Proto- and Prehistory
The Proto-Indo-European case system and its reflexes in a diachronic typological perspective: Evidence for the linguistic prehistory of Eurasia
... Since there are good reasons to assume the influence of substrate or adstrate language(s) to explain the type of the evolution of the original Proto-Indo- European case system in some[r] ...
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Agriculture in Tongan Prehistory: An Archaeobotanical Perspective
... Tongan prehistory. Historical linguistics indicates a Proto-Oceanic lexicon containing the basic suite of Oceanic cultigens (Kirch 1997:206-207), which is assumed to have been transported throughout Western ...
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Was the School of Salamanca proto-Austrian?
... 1 Introduction Murray Rothbard argued in several publications, in particular his unfinished history of economic thought 2006a, b, and an earlier essay on the on the “prehistory” of the A[r] ...
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A toponomastic contribution to the linguistic prehistory of the British Isles
... Phoenicians used British tin and did commerce with the Cassiterides islands (whose location is controversial but has often been claimed to be Scilly). But using British tin does not necessarily mean that they ever came ...
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Large fluctuations and irreversibility in nonequilibrium systems
... thus to provide an experimental basis on which the theory can advance. In particular, we can inves- tigate the pattern of optimal paths for thermally nonequilibrium systems and reveal its singularities including, in ...
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An analysis of the Ingaladdi assemblage : a critique of the understanding of Lithic technology
... of prehistory to grasp adequately the significance of technology as ...for prehistory and correlating material remains and cultural dynamics, it has been less successful in dealing with problem of defining ...
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The Capsaspora genome reveals a complex unicellular prehistory of animals
... unicellular prehistory of animals, showing that the unicellular ancestor of Metazoa had a variety of cell adhesion and receptor- type signalling molecules, such as cadherins and protein tyrosine kinases (TKs) 9–11 ...
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Analytical approaches to the manufacture and use of bone artifacts in prehistory
... tion, surface traces, metric anal y sis, ethnographic analogy, and archaeological context. Replicative experi- ments were performed to reconstruct manufacturing tech- niquesand test func[r] ...
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Proto-Indo-European tones?
... 1.4. The Germanic evidence for tonal distinctions is limited to originally final syllables, where original long vowels and diphthongs have a short and a long reflex. In my view, the long[r] ...
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The Royal Society and the prehistory of peer review, 1665 1965
... ** When David Davies became editor of Nature in 1973, he made refereeing a standard practice, seeing it as a way to raise the journal above accusations of cronyism and elitism, and durin[r] ...
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Proto-Indo-European obstruents
... If this analysis is correct, we may assume that Armenian shared the loss of aspiration with Baltic and Slavic and that the early Balto-Slavic System (before the dissolution of the glotta[r] ...
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A reconstruction of Proto-Afro-Asiatic
... The case for Boreafrasian (that is Semitic, Egyptian and Berber, as opposed to Chadic, Cushitic and Omotic) is based primarily on two co-occurrence constraints, "disallowing all sequ[r] ...
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The Aristotelian Proto Theory of Design
... the proto-theory give direction for further progress? When comparing current design theories and methods to the proto-theory, an interesting pattern of evolution is initially revealed (Table ...the ...
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The Inscription Nr 6858 from Kjolmen (Bulgaria)
... ancient Proto-Slavic culture in present East Bulgaria is not surprising because of the presence in the South-Balkan area of other ancient Proto-Slavic cultures as recently recognized by several authors ...
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Anatolian evidence suggests that the Indo-European laryngeals *h2 and *h3 were uvular stops
... the Proto-Indo-Anatolian, Proto-Anatolian and Proto-Luwic level (of which I am aware that the former one is clearly stronger than the latter two), I can think of one possible argument against this ...
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Proto coalition bargaining and the core
... the proto-coalition model of government formation, formateur F appoints a proto-coalition and asks its members whether to start negotiating a coalition ...the proto-coalition forms and starts ...
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Claiming Valhalla : archaeology, national identity, and the German-Danish borderland, 1830-1950
... There are, of course, limits to this approach, not the least of which is the daunting task of defining the parameters of this particular intellectual field. The archaeological community was, after all, not confined ...
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Thermodynamic Equilibrium of the Saturated Fluid with a Free Surface Area and the Internal Energy as a Function of the Phase Specific Volumes and Vapor Pressure
... of prehistory, it holds for the saturated fluid that if the condition for forming a free surface between the liquid and vapor phases is given, then there is an interface particle layer, which represents a new ...
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Semantic Proto Roles
... the Proto-role Hypoth- ...the proto-role hypothesis holds true at this very large ...The proto-role approach allows us to cope with fragmen- tation by focusing on the fine-grained properties that ...
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Buried Dreams: Refitting and Ritual at the Mount Albert Site, Southern Ontario
... Researches and Transactions of the New York State Archaeological Association 12(1). 1951 A Current Synthesis of New York Prehistory. 1958 An Introduction to Hudson Valley Prehistory. [r] ...
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