The Indo-Aryans of Ancient South Asia: Language, Material Culture and EthnicityThe volume offers a range of papers concerning archaeological and linguistic approaches to a study of the emergence of Indo-Aryan speakers in the 2nd millennium BC. ITs underlying theme ist the need to reconcile the approaches of these two disciplines towards ethnicity, migrations and social evolution since much of the current confusion regarding the "Aryan problem" stems from mutual misunderstandings of the subject matter, aims, approaches and limitations of archealogy and lingustics. The aim of the papers,thus, is to outline avenues to a solution of the problem, rather than to grope for the solutions themselves. |
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Indian Philology and South Asian Studies are divided into various sections
dealing with the major branches of enquiry : language , philosophy , history ,
religion , art , etc . ; each section has its own editor . We have a framework in
mind but we ...
Indian Philology and South Asian Studies are divided into various sections
dealing with the major branches of enquiry : language , philosophy , history ,
religion , art , etc . ; each section has its own editor . We have a framework in
mind but we ...
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Usually , however , a trading language does not replace the various local
languages and dialects . Although such an explanation may be attractive to
archaeologists , given the relative ease with which trading patterns can be
established , it is ...
Usually , however , a trading language does not replace the various local
languages and dialects . Although such an explanation may be attractive to
archaeologists , given the relative ease with which trading patterns can be
established , it is ...
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Kāfiri dac > : : Vedic daśa , Iranian dasa “ ten ” . The speakers of Ķgvedic and
post - Rgvedic Skt , of Median and Persian , and of the various Avestan dialects
are representatives of some of the later waves that entered the Indo - Iranian area
.
Kāfiri dac > : : Vedic daśa , Iranian dasa “ ten ” . The speakers of Ķgvedic and
post - Rgvedic Skt , of Median and Persian , and of the various Avestan dialects
are representatives of some of the later waves that entered the Indo - Iranian area
.
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Kenneth A R Kennedy | 32 |
Deshpande | 67 |
Michael Witzel | 85 |
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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 previa restringida - 1995 |
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