Militarism and the Indo-Europeanizing of Europe - Robert Drews

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Militarism and the Indo- Europeanizing of Europe This book argues that the Indo-Europeanizing of Europe essentially began shortl ...

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Militarism and the Indo- Europeanizing of Europe Robert Drews ...

First published 2017 by Routledge 2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN and by Routledge 711 Third Avenue, New Yor ...

Contents List of illustrations vii Acknowledgements ix Abbreviations x 1 The origins and spread of Proto-Indo-European 1 2 The K ...

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Illustrations 1.1 The pre-Maikop (Map 1) and Maikop (Map 2) culture sites. Maikop itself is number 11 on the lower map. From Iva ...

5.5 Late Bronze Age spearheads and javelin heads from Bulgaria, including (no. 1) the mold from Nova Zagora. From Leshtakov 2011 ...

Acknowledgements I expect that this book will interest military historians who deal with the ancient world, but it is addressed ...

Abbreviations ABSA Annual of the British School at Athens AJA American Journal of Archaeology AR Archaeological Reports BAR Brit ...

1 The origins and spread of Proto-Indo-European This book will argue that the Indo-Europeanizing of Europe—except for its far no ...

very archaic features of Hittite, for example of the Hittite neuter nouns. And he saw that “even stronger evidence for the Indo- ...

Radical innovations evidently took place in what was to become the Indo- European branch of Indo-Hittite after it diverged from ...

that these “peoples” originally lived in or close to the Urheimat, wherever that may have been, and that eventually each of them ...

and the “New Archaeology” was looking not for signs of migration and displace - ment but for evidence of the evolution in situof ...

speakers) into Anatolia either ca. 2500 BCor ca. 3000 BC. Because the Anatolian languages did not share with PIE the terms for a ...

millennium BCon the plateau lists dozens of identified Neolithic sites, at eleven of which there has been some excavation.^24 Ne ...

considerable influx into Thessaly during the Early Neolithic period.^30 Sesklo, away from the Peneios but a short walk inland fr ...

In short, archaeologists have found plenty of evidence that there was—as Renfrew argued a generation ago—a sustained outflowing ...