
This thesis examines the connection between the archaeology and linguistics of the spread of Indo-Europeans and their languages into Europe. It provides a detailed study of the archaeological cultures of eastern Europe and the Caucasus, and proposes the likely Indo-European language groups to be associated with them, and it then presents scenarios for how these developed over time, with an important role played by trade relationships.
Historical, comparative and typological linguistics
Historical, comparative and typological linguistics
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