Militarism and the Indo-Europeanizing of Europe - Robert Drews

Vennemann, Theo 24 n. 44
Ventris, Michael 191
Verin Naver 91, 222, 223
Vinogradov, Nikolai 42–43
Volga 14, 17, 20, 21, 217–218
votive deposits 131, 148, 152, 154, 158,
160, 163, 164, 201
Vrana 179, 183
Vulpe, Alexandru 152

Wachsmann, Shelley 215 n. 125
wagons 16–19, 35, 44, 48, 122; covered
18; Sumerian 62–64; clay models of
177; see alsowheeled vehicles
walls (fortification): in Near East 62, 65,
69, 73–74; in Aegean 76–77; in
temperate Europe 84, 139; on steppe
85–86
Ward, Cheryl 202
Warnow, Tandy 2
Watkins, Calvert 226
wave of advance 7, 11
Wellenband(wave band) decoration 149f,
151–152, 182, 218, 222
Wessex culture 136, 137
wheeled vehicles: earliest evidence for
16–17; in northern Caucasia and
steppe 13, 16–17; PIE terms for 1, 13,
16, 121–122, 166–167; Greek terms
for 176–177; Latin terms for 166–167;
see alsocarts, wagons andchariots
Wheeler, Mortimer 85
wheels: cross-bar 167; disk 18, 44, 166,
167, 177; spoked 37, 40, 42–45, 49, 88,

91, 160, 166, 167, 181, 224; miniature,

as ornaments 165

Whittaker, Helène 177–178

Wiesner, Josef 28

William the Conqueror 204

Wilusa seeTroy

Winckler, Hugo 122

Witzel, Michael 19

Wool 1, 18

Woytowitsch, Eugen 165–167

Wyatt, William 121, 176

Xenophon 227, 228

Xerxes 204

Yadin 58–59, 62

Yamhad 118

Yamna (Yamnaya, Pit Grave) culture

17–18, 31

yam suph 205

Yasmah-Adad 46, 71

Yenisei languages 19

Younger, John 139, 185

Zagros range: evidence for horses in 41,

224

Zakros 75

Zammit, Jean 81

Ziegler, Nele 71

Zimansky, Paul 228

Zimri-Addu of Mari 68–69

Zimri-Lim of Mari 46. 67–69, 70

Zukrasi text 118–119

Zvelebil, Marek 11

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