• editors that maintains this, but I was thinking of adding Proto-Indo-European after Indo-European languages, and I wanted to send up a test balloon. -- कुक्कुरोवाच|Talk‽...
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  • (P)IE topics are in Template:Indo-European topics. I'd suggest renaming it to "PIE language", perhaps with a footer like "see also Indo-European studies"...
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  • It seems CaptainKaptain assumed that Indo-European meant India and Europe from lines he stated, "Indo-European religious category without Indian religions...
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  • Recently an editor has repeatedly removed Proto-Indo-European mythology from this template, comparing it to works of fiction ([1]). This article could...
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  • Indic rather than Iranian. See Robert S.P. Beekes (1995)Comparative Indo-European Linguistics. --Babakexorramdin (talk) 13:10, 5 February 2008 (UTC) The...
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  • differentiate between Indo-European, Finno-Ugric and Altaic languages. Secondly, this kind of Indo-Aryan specific formatting might offend non-Indo-Aryan speakers...
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  • again. The Tocharians were among the earliest Indo-Europeans to have split from the main Proto-Indo-European peoples and were the founders of the Afansevo...
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  • influences in the Greek mythology of the sea. In fact, when the first Indo-European speakers of a language that would develop into the dialects of classical...
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  • like this line: Semitic (Akkadian • Amorite • Aramaic • Eblaite) • Indo-European (Hittite • Proto-Armenian • Luwian • Old Persian • Parthian • Middle...
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  • November 2020 (UTC) I'd like more duplicates to be removed: European free jazz and Indo jazz. 2601:C7:C201:C640:85BE:D213:D771:BE33 (talk) 18:19, 14...
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  • abolished them in favour of European-style medals, the Nguyễn Dynasty actually kept them, but they combined them with the European-styles and formed the Sapèques...
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  • Germany, Italy then? What element of Armenian culture is not European? They speak an Indo-European language, they share religious bounds (they were present...
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  • Template talk:Hindu-German Conspiracy (category Template-Class European military history articles)
    Roger Casement) and the German Foreign Office, Oppenheim tapped into the Indo-Irish network in the United States." For John Devoy, the very introductory...
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  • Given that neither Hebrew nor Aramaic is Indo-European, the present breakdown of categories seems a bit odd. -- Jmabel | Talk Yeah, I just didn't want...
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  • than I do about a given topic. You are guilty of this right now. Even if I were to grant that the basic knowledge of Indo-European linguistic taxonomy is...
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  • completely-inappropriate "Indo-European topics" template on the article (of something that postdates and is distinguishable from the scope of "Indo-European" studies by...
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  • not a good idea unless they regroup articles about different topics under a larger topic (eg politics and arts templates). However, this is simply a list...
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  • included. There are, of course, many other language families, for example Indo-European is composed of Anatolian, Tocharian, Germanic, Greek, etc. What is listed...
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  • "ITALIAN" LINKS TO ITALO-ROMAN!!! FAR FROM CORRECT!!! (See Major>Indo-European>European) VirgoRetti (talk) 06:29, 27 November 2015 (UTC) Not done: it's...
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  • Armenians are an Indo-European people, whereas Azeri's and Georgians are not. Armenia's culture is more so tuned to that of other European nations than Azerbajians...
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  • Mushki people are one of the primary candidates for having brought the Indo-European language, which developed into what we call the Armenian language today...
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  • Greece. I can fret for awhile on how or why the Latins are part of the Indo-European language family like Celts, Germans, Indians, Iranians and Slavs...or...
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  • everything in Europe, and in South and West Asia, belongs in a Nostratian Nostratic super-family that includes the Ural-Altaic and Indo-European families.)...
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  • Greco Bactarians, followed by Indo Greeks followed by Kushanshahs or Indo-Scythians followed by Parthians followed by Indo Parthians followed by Kushans...
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  • http://books.google.si/books?id=5hOtPBF6XWwC&printsec=frontcover&dq=indo-european+language+and+culture&cd=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false (pages 375–378) Check...
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  • state, meanwhile the image of the One Pillar Pagoda comes from a French Indo-Chinese commemorative postage stamp issued in honour of the Golden Gate International...
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  • Another interesting one is Marlik although some have associated it with Indo-Aryans. I would add Kassites, Mitanni (according to Britannica extended up...
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  • Christianity, while remaining under Persian administration and btw, having an Indo-European language, and Azerbaijan (Albania which also accepted Christianity and...
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  • why I would never support POV-templates such as "Iranic Empires" or "Indo-European dynasties". "Iranian cultural continent" or "Greater Iran" is a term...
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  • Proto-Indo-European speakers - or "Aryans" in pre-WWII terminology. According to the (still rather popular) Indo-Aryan migration theory, Indo-European languages...
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