JIES: Journal of indo-european studies
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1998 PRE-HELLENIC LANGUAGE(S) OF CRETE PP. 1- 391997 ETYMOLOGY (THE) OF INSULA, AESTUS, AESTUARIUM PP. 353- 3601996 CUMONT (FRANZ) MITHRA CATTLE-THEFT AND THE BIRTH OF MITHRAS: ANOTHER LOOK AT CUMONT'S VEDIC PARALLEL PP. 257- 2761995 TUDHALIYA IV LATE (THE) HITTITE EMPIRE IN THE LIGHT OF RECENTLY DISCOVERED LUWIAN HIEROGLYPHIC TEXTS PP. 53- 791995 DIVINE (THE) TWINS IN THE CELTIC PANTHEON PP. 83- 1121994 ANATOLIAN: AUTOCHTHON OR INTERPOLER? PP. 251- 2631994 CONTACT LINGUISTICS, ARCHEOLOGY AND ETHNOGENETICS: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN HOMELAND PROBLEM PP. 265- 2881994 INDO-EUROPEAN (THE) POSITION OF MESSAPIC PP. 329- 3441993 ON A CONCEPT UNDERLYING INDO-EUROPEAN TERMS FOR THE SACRED PP. 283- 3011992 FERRYMEN OF ELYSIUM AND THE HOMERIC PHAEACIANS PP. 239- 267.1991 HADES ELUSION: A FOREIGN ESCHATOLOGICAL CONCEPT IN HOMER'S ODYSSEY PP. 151- 161.1991 ETRUSCAN AND LUWIAN PP. 133- 150.1990 FROM THE HEARTH TO THE CREATION OF BOUNDARIES PP. 157- 184.1990 ON INDO-EUROPEANIZATION PP. 141- 155.1990 SPREAD (THE) OF INDO-EUROPEANS PP. 132- 140.1989 ETRUSCAN AS AN I. E. ANATOLIAN (BUT NOT HITTITE) LANGUAGE. PP. 363- 383.1989 HITTITE REGAL TITLES: HATTIC OR INDO-EUROPEAN. PP. 351- 362.1989 METER (THE) OF THE GAULISH INSCRIPTION FROM LARZAC. PP. 155- 163.1989 SOCIAL (THE) STRUCTURE OF OLD EUROPE. PP. 197- 215.1988 MARS QUIRINUS REMUS ROMULUS ROMULUS AND REMUS, MARS AND QUIRINUS. PP. 153- 172.1988 HILLFORT NOMENCLATURE IN INDO-EUROPEAN: THE CASE OF LATIN URBS. PP. 195- 208.1988 USE (THE) OF ORDINAL NUMERALS ON THE GAULISH COLIGNY CALENDAR. PP. 267- 339.1987 NEPOS AGAIN. PP. 285- 296.1986 DIALECTS (THE) OF ANCIENT NORTHERN ITALY, THEIR POSITIONING ANDSIGNIFICANCE. PP. 205- 217.1986 THIRTY (THE) BROTHERS. PP. 169- 214.1985 ANCIENT (THE) NEAR EAST AND THE INDO-EUROPEAN QUESTION: TEMPORAL AND TERRITORIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN BASED ON LINGUISTIC AND HISTORICO- CULTURAL DATA PP. 3- 481985 MIGRATIONS (THE) OF TRIBES SPEAKING THE INDO-EUROPEEN DIALECTS FROM THEIRORIGINAL HOMELAND IN THE NEAR EAST TO THEIR HISTORICAL HABITATIONS IN EURASIA PP. 49- 911985 ON THE ORIGINAL HOME OF THE SPEAKERS OF INDO-EUROPEAN PP. 92- 1741985 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HOMELAND OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN. COMMENTS ON GAMKRELIDZE- IVANOV ARTICLES PP. 185- 2021985 PROBLEM (THE) OF THE ORIGINAL HOMELAND OF THE SPEAKERS OF INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES. (IN RESPONSE TO I. M. DIAKONOFF'S ARTICLES IN VESTNIK DREVNEJ ISTORII, 1982, 2 AND 3) PP. 175- 1841984 NORTHERN INTRUDERS IN LH III C GREECE: A VIEW FROM THE NORTH. PP. 1- 30, 15 FIG.1983 INTERPRAETATIO THRACICA. PP. 217- 230.1983 SOME CHARACTERISTIC MOMENTS IN THRACO- GREEK RELATIONS DURING THE PREROMAN PERIOD. PP. 231- 240.1983 SOME PROBLEMS OF THRACIAN MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION. PP. 241- 248.1981 HITTITES AND HATTIANS IN ANATOLIA AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND MILLENIUM B. C. PP. 119- 134.1981 ROLE (THE) OF THE HITTITES IN ANCIENT ANATOLIA. PP. 150- 173.1979 AUSONIUS AUSONIUS AND HIS MOTHER'S BROTHER. PP. 133- 138.1979 LANGUAGE (THE) OF THE NORTHERN PICENE INSCRIPTIONS. PP. 49- 65.1976 INDO-EUROPEAN ESCHATOLOGY: A MODEL. PP. 295- 320.
