When Worlds Collide: Indo-Europeans and Pre-Indo-Europeans

418 Pages·1990·18.265 MB·English

by  John A. C. Greppin (ed.), T. L. Markey (ed.)

WHEN WORLDS
COLLIDE
INDO-EUROPEANS AND
PRE-INDO-EUROPEANS
THE BELLAGIO PAPERS
Presented by :
T. L. MARKEY & JOHN A. C. GREPPIN
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WHEN WORLDS
COLLIDE
INDO-EUROPEANS
PRE-INDO-EUROPE ANS
Linguistica Extranea, Studia 19

When Worlds Collide:
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The Indo-Europeans and the Pre-Indo-Europeans
The Rockefeller Foundation’s
Bellagio Study and Conference Center
Lake Como, Italy
February 8-13, 1988
Presented by:
T. L. Markey & John A. C. Greppin
1990
KAROMA PUBLISHERS, INC.
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Copyright © 1990 by
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ISBN 0-89720-090-X
COVER COLLAGE
Top: Detail from scabbard from Hallstatt, Grave No. 994,
400-350 BC (Vienna, Naturhist. Museum, Inv. Nr. 51244).
Bottom and left-hand side: Gold ring from Erstfeld (Uri,
Switzerland), 420-350 BC (Zurich, Schweizerisches Landes-
museum, Inv. Nr. 3192-98). Photographic scene: Detail of
Stanley Marsh’s “Cadillac Ranch,” near Amarillo, Texas.
Photograph by Steve Douglass, Amarillo Globe-News, by
the artist’s permission. Marsh, creator of the “ranch,” a
self-proclaimed eccentric and a multimillionaire in reality,
buried ten Cadillacs from the 50s and 60s nose-down at
the precise angle of the pyramids as a moument to the
finest achievements of Western civilization.
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CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS, February 8th - 13th, 1988
Seated from left to right: Nino Gamkrelidze, Daniel Zohary, Colin Renfrew,
Alice Harris, Eric P. Hamp, Antonio Gilman, John A. C. Greppin.
Standing from left to right: Thomas V. Gamkrelidze, Roger J. Mercer, Charles
Burney, Karl Horst Schmidt, Francisco Villar, Timothy Champion, Edgar C.
Polome, Stefan Zimmer, Thomas L. Markey.
Participants who attended, but were not photographed: Giancarlo Bolognesi,
Heiner Eichner, Patricia P. Markey, Marek Zvelebil.
Invited participants who were unable to attend, but who contributed to this
volume: Igor M. Diakonoff Gevork B. Djahukian, Marija Gimbutas, and
Clive Ruggles.
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