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| black man | Jul 9 2007, 12:54:34 AM Post #1 |
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Fletcher 1986: The Mongols: Ecological and Social Perspectives p. 20 (interesting parallels):
p.43
pp. 43-44:
pp. 44-45
Topics in this forum dealing with the descendants of assimilated Mongolic-speakers and non-Mongolic descendants of Mongolic-speakers in general: - Asian IEs with an "Altaic" background - Russian/Buryat metis - 20th century Hazara social organisation - Cultural classification/s of Hazara-related populations - Dulat / Dughlat - The formation of Hazara ethnographic groups - Ethnographic and human genetic diversities of the Hexi corridor - Moghols - Sart Kalmaks - "Sog-po" Mongols of Amdo (more topics in preparation) |
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| manju | Jan 10 2011, 05:28:58 PM Post #2 |
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Was 'Indo-Iranian' in the original text or was it Indo-European? I wonder whether in 1986 Kurgan(Steppe IE) were considered Indo-European or Indo-Iranian. The latter appears to be a recent speculation. Even though linguists might have considered Aryan epithet is restricted to Indo-Iranians only, however, I suppose in popular usage it was 'Indo-European' (probably, even in scientific circles). Also, here the author talks about people of steppe, which, I believe hinting at Kurgans, or the so-called Proto-IEs. |
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| black man | Jan 10 2011, 05:56:07 PM Post #3 |
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That's actually Fletcher. I thought, he meant Zoroastrians or something alike. |
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