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Suomalais-Ugrilaisen Seuran
Toimituksia 242
Mémoires de la Société Finno-Ougrienne
242
Early Contacts between Uralic and
Indo-European
Linguistic and Archaeological
Considerations. Papers presented at an international symposium
held at the Tvärminne Research Station of the University of
Helsinki 8–10 January, 1999
Edited by Christian Carpelan,
Asko Parpola and Petteri Koskikallio
CONTENTS
David W. Anthony: Persistent
identity and Indo-European archaeology in the western steppes;
Christian Carpelan: Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic
settlement of the European north – possible linguistic
implications; Christian Carpelan & Asko Parpola:
Emergence, contacts and dispersal of Proto-Indo-European,
Proto-Uralic and Proto-Aryan in archaeological perspective;
H.-P. Francfort: The archaeology of protohistoric Central
Asia and the problems of identifying Indo-European and
Uralic-speaking populations; Kaisa Häkkinen:
Prehistoric Finno-Ugric culture in the light of historical
lexicology; Eugene Helimski: Early Indo-Uralic
linguistic relationships: Real kinship and imagined contacts;
Juha Janhunen: Indo-Uralic and Ural-Altaic: On the
diachronic implications of areal typology; Petri Kallio:
Phonetic Uralisms in Indo European?; Jorma Koivulehto:
The earliest contacts between Indo-European and Uralic
speakers in the light of lexical loans; L. L. Kosinskaya:
The Neolithic period of north-western Siberia: The question of
southern connections; E. E. Kuz'mina: Contacts between
Finno-Ugric and Indo-Iranian speakers in the light of
archaeological, linguistic and mythological data; Alexander
Lubotsky: The Indo-Iranian substratum; J. Makkay:
The earliest Proto-Indo-European–Proto-Uralic contacts: An
upper Palaeolithic model; J. P. Mallory: Uralics and
Indo-Europeans: Problems of time and space; Vladimir
Napol'skikh: Tocharisch-uralische Berührungen: Sprache und
Archäologie; Tapani Salminen: The rise of the
Finno-Ugric language family; Pekka Sammallahti: The
Indo-European loanwords in Saami; Peter Schrijver: Lost
languages in northern Europe.
ABSTRACTS: E. N. Chernykh & S.
V. Kuz'minykh: Ancient metallurgy in northern Eurasia: On
the problem of contacts between the Indo-European- and
Uralic-speaking peoples; Asya Engovatova: Chronology of
the Volga-Oka valley Neolithic and Lyalovo migrations; V.
I. Timofeev: Migrations, diffusion and uninterrupted
development in the Stone Age of the forest zone of eastern
Europe: Some remarks; Konstantin V. Voronin: The
problem of interaction of cultural traditions in the Bronze
Age in central Russia (Volga-Oka basin).
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