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	Home page Site info Abbreviations Literature. A. Lexicography Literature. B. Scientic Works and Sources: A - G Literature. B. Scientic Works and Sources: H - M Literature. B. Scientic Works and Sources: N - S Literature. B. Scientic Works and Sources: T - Z Preamble Publisher Blog Forum Guestbook Introductory Survey Idea of the Method Main postulates The Graphic-Analytical Method Ethno-Generating Areas Settling East Europe & Asia The Relationship of the Sino-Tibetan Languages The Relationship of the Altaic and Turkic Languages The Anthropological Type of the Autochthon Europeans The North Caucasian Languages The Urheimat of the Nostratic Peoples Bronze Age The Settlement of Nostratic Tribes in Eastern Europe The Language Contacts between Indoeuropeans, Turks, and Finno-Ugrians The Areas of the Uprising of the Tocharian, Albanian, Thracian, Phrygian Languages Ethnicity of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic Cultures of Eastern Europe First Great Migration Migration Indo-European Tribes in the Light of the Phonetic Features of their Languages Iranian Tribes Germanic Tribes Archaeological Cultures Turks as carriers of the Corded Ware culture in Europe. Discussion Iron Age The Ethnogenesis of the Slavs Slavs: Territory, Dialectal Split Slavic Cultural and Language Connections The Slavic Expansion Migration Indo-European Tribes in the Light of the Phonetic Features of their Languages The Expansion of the Finno-Ugric Peoples Scytho-Sarmatian time Cimmerians. Iaranian and Slavic Cultural Contacts To the Question of Slavic-Iranian Language Connections Cimbri Scythian Culture and Language Scythian Language Scythian Mythology Interpretation of the Data of Ancient Historians Sauromatians Sarmatians Sarmatian Enigmatic Figure Alans Hypotheses emitic Tribes in Eastern Europe at Prehistoric Time Run-on Common Nostratic Heritage in Vocabulary of Turkics and Indoeuropeans Traces of Contacts of Tutks and Indoeuropeans in Vocabularies Turkic-Slavic Language Contacts Chuvash-Germanic Language Connections Prehistoric Place Names of the Eastern Europe Finno-Ugric Place Names in Central Russia Ancient Anglo-Saxon Place Names Ancient Teutonic Place Names in Volin Bulgarish Place Names Iranian Place Names in Ukraine and Poland The Hypothetic Nostratic Consonant RZ To the Primary Formation of Numerals in Nostratic Languages The Names of Metals in The Turkic and Indo-European Languages Common Turkic – Indo-European Heritage in Names of Plants To the Source of Brewing in Eastern Europe Sketch on the Development of Marchandise in Eastern Europe in Prehistoric Times Common Vocabulary of the Chuvash and Other Turkic Languages with Germanic The Substratum Pheno... Ukrainian Surnames o... Language Substratum The Development of S... Anglo-Saxons at Sour... Anglo-Saxons at Sour...


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	The project Alternative Historical linguistics unites mathematical linguistics, geography, archeology, mythology, onomastics, ethnography as a form of an interdisciplinary approach to the study of ethnogenetic problems of at prehistoric times. A main tool of the investigations was the so-called grapho-analytical method that was independently developed by the author in the 80s of the last century. Description of the method was in the "News of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR. Series of literature and language" № 1 is given for the year 1987. The idea of the method consists in geometrical interpretation of interrelations between cognate languages on the basis of quantitative estimation of mutual linguistic units in pairs of languages within one language family or group. This method is based on a supposition that the inverse proportionality exists between the amount of mutual words in a pair of languages and the distance between natural habitats where these languages were formed. The calculation of the quantity of mutual lexical items in language pairs has been done on the data of Table-dictionaries which were created for each studied language family. The table-dictionaries have the following structure: the words of the same languages are placed in vertical columns, the words belonging to the same phono-semantic set can be found in horizontal lines. It is important to take into consideration that not all phono-semantic sets have corresponding matches in all languages. Many sets have the appropriate words in some languages only. If all the languages have the appropriate words for the same set, this set belongs to the common lexical stock of a language family. The common lexical stock has not been taken into the calculation, because it concerns mainly the time of the existence of the common parent language to be split in these languages. The model of the language relationship looks as a graph which has as so much knots how much of languages are studied. Indeed, each knot looks as an area of points being ends of a segment with length corresponded to the quantity of common words in language pairs. These segments connect pairs of all areas. The construction of the model goes in some approximation. When the model is ready we try to find a place for it on a geographical map. The form of the model could not be broken therefore it is not easy to find suitable place on the map with the same topological character as the model. Each area of language formation must have distinct borders, which hinder intercourses between inhabitants of these areas and so contribute to forming new separate languages from the previous common one. The borders of the areas can be rivers, mount chains, swamps etc. Main Postulates of the Alternative Historical Linguitics The Graphic-analytical Method as a Tool of Alternative Linguistics. Primary Settling of Europe and Caucasus The Relationship of the Sino-Tibetan languages The Relationship of the Altaic and Turkic languages. The Anthropological Type of the Autochthon Europeans The North Caucasian Languages The Urheimat of the Nostratic Languages Ethnogenic Processes in East Europe and Asia till the Bronze Age The Settlement of the Indo-European, Turkic, and Finno-Ugric tribes in Eastern Europe. The Language and Cultural Contacts of the Population in Eastern Europe The Areas of the Uprising of the Tocharian, Hittite, Albanian, Thracian, Phrygian Languages. Ethnicity of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic Cultures of Eastern Europe. First Great Migration Migration Indo-European Tribes in the Light of the Phonetic Features of their Languages. Late Bronze and Iron Age. The Interrelation of the Slavic languages Slavs: Territory, Dialectal Split The migration of the Indo-European Peoples at the End of the 2nd and at the Beginning of the 1st Mil The Expansion of the Finno-Ugric Peoples Scythian and Sarmatian Problems Cimmerians Scythian Culture and Language Scythian Mythology


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