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This is the first volume of a new series called Indian Philology and South Asian
Studies — which is not intended to be a simple updating of Buhler's great
collection of monographs, i. e. the Grundriss der Indo-Arischen Philologie und ...
This is the first volume of a new series called Indian Philology and South Asian
Studies — which is not intended to be a simple updating of Buhler's great
collection of monographs, i. e. the Grundriss der Indo-Arischen Philologie und ...
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The first three papers have been contributed by archaeologists, who may be
classified into two groups: those who accept that some movement of people from
Central to South Asia took place in the 2nd millennium B. C., and those who feel
that ...
The first three papers have been contributed by archaeologists, who may be
classified into two groups: those who accept that some movement of people from
Central to South Asia took place in the 2nd millennium B. C., and those who feel
that ...
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Bulletin of the Asia Institute 4, 159-165. Drevnosti strani Margush. Ashkabad,
Ylym. I zdes govoril Zarathustra. Moscow, privately printed. The Indo-Aryan
invasions: cultural myth and archaeological reality. In The Peoples of South Asia,
edited ...
Bulletin of the Asia Institute 4, 159-165. Drevnosti strani Margush. Ashkabad,
Ylym. I zdes govoril Zarathustra. Moscow, privately printed. The Indo-Aryan
invasions: cultural myth and archaeological reality. In The Peoples of South Asia,
edited ...
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Índice
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67 | |
Linguistic and textual parametres | 85 |
5 The concepts of cultural tradition and palaeoethnicity in South Asian archaeology | 126 |
6 The Avesta as source for the early history of the Iranians | 155 |
Some general considerations | 177 |
II Historical perspectives | 192 |
IndoAryan and Dravidian prehistory | 258 |
12 Dialect variation in Old and Middle IndoAryan | 278 |
The question of Kṣatriya Sanskrit and related problems | 293 |
poets chieftains and polities | 307 |
Textuallinguistic and archaeological evidence | 353 |
The botanical evidence | 382 |
Author Index | 407 |
General Index | 410 |
The archaeological evidence | 206 |
The Indus Valley Tradition and the IndoGangetic Tradition in South Asia | 213 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todo
The Indo-Aryans of Ancient South Asia: Language, Material Culture and Ethnicity George Erdosy Vista previa restringida - 1995 |
The Indo-Aryans of Ancient South Asia: Language, Material Culture and Ethnicity George Erdosy Vista de fragmentos - 1995 |
Términos y frases comunes
Allchin ancient archaeological Aryan Asian Asian Studies Avestan Bactria Baluchistan Bharata BMAC Brahmana Bronze Age burials Cambridge cattle Central Asia century B.C. ceramics cultural tradition Dasa defined Delhi dialects difficult Dravidian Dravidian languages early eastern edited ephedras Erdosy ethnic evidence excavations Fairservis find first groups haoma Harappan Civilisation Harappan culture Harappan Phase Hiebert hymns identified India Indo-Aryan languages Indo-European Indo-Iranian Indo-Iranian languages Indra Indus Civilisation Indus Valley influence Iran Iranian Kenoyer Ksatriya later linguistic Margiana Mehrgarh migration millennium B.C. Mitanni Namazga names non-Aryan northern original Pakistan Pali Panjab Parpola period Persian Pfiru Possehl prehistoric reflect region Rgveda Rgvedic ritual river Sanskrit Sarasvati Sarianidi scholars settlements Shaffer significant Sindhu social Soma soma/haoma South Asia South Asian Archaeology Southworth speakers specific Subcontinent suffix tion tribes University Press Upanisads Vasistha Vedas Vedic texts Volume Ware western Witzel words