Ebook: Twenty-first century clouds over Indo-European homelands

Статья // Journal of Language Relationship (Вопросы языкового родства). — 2013. — № 9 — Pp. 145–154.This paper presents the respondent’s general comments to some of the papers of the seminar on the Indo-European Homeland and Migrations: Linguistics, Archeology and DNA (Moscow, 12 September, 2012). It briefly examines three homeland models (Neolithic Anatolia, Near Eastern and Pontic-Caspian) in terms of their ability to address the issues of Indo-European phylogeny (the separation of Anatolian from the rest of the Indo-European languages) and the dispersal of agricultural terms across the Indo-European world.