The Nordwestblock (German, "Northwest Block") is a hypothetical Northwestern European cultural region that some scholars propose as a prehistoric culture...

Gaul) in late prehistory. It is often identified with the hypothetical Nordwestblock. While it remains a matter of controversy, the linguist Maurits Gysseling...

nor Celtic, survived in the Netherlands until the Roman period, the Nordwestblock culture. The first author to describe the coast of Holland and Flanders...

something else, is not certain, because they lived in the so-called Nordwestblock zone where these two language families came into contact and were both...

Ancient Belgian: hypothetical language associated with the proposed Nordwestblock cultural area. Speculated to be connected to Italic or Venetic, and...

situated along the Aller and the middle Weser rivers, bordering the Nordwestblock separating it from the La Tène culture proper farther south. The Nienburg...

1959, Kuhn gained much attention for his proposal that there existed a Nordwestblock in the area around the lower Rhine in the Iron Age, which was neither...

language of the area, though apparently Indo-European, was not Celtic (see Nordwestblock) and that Celtic, though influential amongst the elite, might never...

northwestern continental Europe which has been proposed to have had a "Nordwestblock" language which was Indo-European, but neither Germanic nor Celtic....

of ultimately non-Germanic origin and connected to the hypothesized Nordwestblock. The Cherusci were a Germanic tribe living around the central Weser...

candidates for possible substrate culture(s), including the Maglemosian, Nordwestblock, and Funnelbeaker culture, but also older cultures of northern Europe...

period. They see the Netherlands as having been part of an Iron Age "Nordwestblock" stretching from the Somme to the Weser. Their view is that this culture...

(apart from Vulgar Latin), and there may even have been an intermediate "Nordwestblock" language related to both. By the first century AD, Germanic languages...

may have been a different language branch of Indo-European from the Nordwestblock culture, which may have been intermediary between Germanic and Celtic...

Illyrian†? Proto-Albanian Messapic†? (PIE 4) Italo-Celtic (see also Nordwestblock) Proto-Italic Proto-Latino-Faliscan Proto-Osco-Umbrian Proto-Celtic...

involve alleged extinct branches of the Indo-European family, such as "Nordwestblock" substrate in the Germanic languages, and a "Temematic" substrate in...

the area, though apparently Indo-European, was also not Celtic (see Nordwestblock) and that Celtic, though influential amongst the elite, might never...

Álava Alavese Basques Ancient Belgian Indo-European [data missing] Nordwestblock Belgae Ancient Macedonian Indo-European 0–300s AD Macedonia Ancient...

with its own language that was neither Germanic nor Celtic, formed a Nordwestblock stretching from the Somme to the Weser and survived until the Roman...

language of the Belgae, being different from Celtic and thus suggesting a Nordwestblock etymology, which, generally speaking, is also assumed to be closer to...

but distinct from, Celtic and Germanic. (See Belgian language and Nordwestblock.) The leaders of the Belgic alliance which Caesar confronted were in...

featuring Urnfield (cremation) burial customs (1200–800 BCE). Part of the "Nordwestblock", it is situated to the north and east of the Rhine and the IJssel (named...

located in Gorssel, Oosterbeek, Vorden, Wageningen). Gallia Belgica Nordwestblock Salian Frankish Mythology Meijer, 1971. per Tacitus (1st century CE)...

language of the area, though apparently Indo-European, was not Celtic (see Nordwestblock) and therefore that Celtic, though influential amongst the elite, might...

Georg Kossack and philologist Hans Kuhn he published a study on the Nordwestblock ("Völker zwischen Germanen und Kelten"). In 1970, Hachmann published...

also signs of an older substrate language in the Belgic region. (See Nordwestblock.) So Celtic, while influential culturally, may never have been the main...

also signs of an older substrate language in the Belgic region. (See Nordwestblock.) So Celtic, while influential culturally, may never have been the main...