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The history, culture and language of the Early Germanics from their first contacts with the Meditarrenean cultures to the end of the Second Century CE.

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    Author: * Nantonos Aedui - 5 Posts on this thread out of 210 Posts sitewide.
    Date: Aug 10, 2003 - 10:00


    Thuidareiks said:
    how remarkably familiar the reconstructed Gallic looks to someone with a knowledge of early Germanic and a smattering of Latin. You can really see how easy it would have been for these "Celts" to communicate with their "Germanic" cousins
    Are we seeing a stage where proto-IndoEuropean had not diverged beyong mutual comprehensibility? Or are we seeing a partial re-convergence between geographically close regions? Or (thirdly) just cross contamination in reconstructed languages?


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