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Latest comment: 1 year ago by 2A01:C22:A48D:9200:9D4D:A3F7:C017:B7FA in topic Pseudo-indoeuropean-Theory

Recent sources would help

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At present, the article puts an awful lot of weight on one nineteenth century source - not the only source, true - and since history and archaeology have come a long way since then, it would help to have recent sources. 96.241.155.5 (talk) 03:59, 15 June 2014 (UTC)Reply

Pseudo-indoeuropean-Theory

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This pseudo-indoeuropean-Theory is since years refuted. They spoke ancient greek < proto-hellenic / Helleno-pelasgian. The History, Literatur, Genealogies, Ethnonyms and Toponyms are all greek. It´s obviously that the pseudo-indoeuropean-theory is not science. It`s political by serving and delievering a dogmatic, propagandistic Ideology. Pseudopedia. 2A01:C22:A48D:9200:9D4D:A3F7:C017:B7FA (talk) 12:09, 21 August 2024 (UTC)Reply