The Coming of the Greeks. Indo-European Conquests in the Aegean and the Near East

Linguistics and Archaeology statistical argument can in fact be said to favor the latest of the three dates, since all four of t ...

The Coming of the Greeks ca. 2100 B.c, but if there was, the invasion would have origi- nated not in some distant Indo-European ...

Linguistics and Archaeology literature, that every ethnic group must be identifiable by its own peculiar pottery. If such a requ ...

FOUR Considerations from Near Eastern History The question we have been worrying about thus far is "When did the Greeks arrive i ...

Near Eastern History erary sources for our period know nothing. Archaeological evi- dence has been interpreted to indicate a rec ...

The Coming of the Greeks lennia. The "Hurrian" language was neither Semitic nor Indo- European, nor does it seem to have been re ...

Near Eastern History ing people whose language was related to the Indo-European family, affected the central and north central r ...

The Coming of the Greeks us examine the evidence for this "Hittite invasion" and for the existence of a Hittite nation. In the s ...

Near Eastern History European family, one was forced to pare drastically the com- mon denominators of that family, and to revise ...

The Coming of the Greeks tolian was a rampant innovator could be a supplement rather than an alternative to the Indo-Hittite hyp ...

Near Eastern History some men with Proto-Anatolian names seem to have risen to high position, and even to the kingship of one ci ...

The Coming of the Greeks from was less clear, and the answer depended on one's beliefs about the Indo-European homeland. In his ...

Near Eastern History speakers were an integral element of Hattic society, while Hat- tic continued to be the language of the cul ...

The Coming of the Greeks ians was the pious harassment by would-be Great Kings. The precedent for imperial rule had been set by ...

Near Eastern History or palace revolution is that the takeover is accomplished by a force that is essentially alien to the city ...

The Coming of the Greeks to be the legitimate rulers of the land, they were castigated as interlopers by their Theban adversarie ...

Near Eastern History nately, the takeovers themselves are not documented (presum- ably they occurred during the hyksos occupatio ...

The Coming of the Greeks As for the time of these takeovers in the Levant, a terminus ante quern is furnished by tablets from Ta ...

Near Eastern History they also retained the cult of gods who are prominent in the Vedas: Indra, Mithra, Varuna, and the Nasatya ...

The Coming of the Greeks tablets from fifteenth-century Nuzi indicate that there "most of the Indo-Aryans... are close relatives ...