The Journal of Indo-European Studies

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  Año 1999, Vol. 27, Número 3-4 (FALL/WINTER)

  • Time Depth, Convergence Theory, and Innovation in Proto-Indo-European: 'Old Europe' as a PIE Linguistic Area

    Colin Renfrew

    págs. 257-294

    

  • Near Eastern Aryans in Central Asia

    V. Sarianidi

    págs. 295-326

    

  • Orpheus and Rbhu Revisited

    Michael Estell

    págs. 327-334

    

  • Three Carved Stone Vases from the Minoan Villa at Aghia Triada, Crete: a Trifunctional Set?

    C.J. Lynn

    págs. 335-354

    

  • The Laws of Indo-European: The State of the Arte (1998)

    N.E. Collince

    págs. 355-378

    

  • Horse-Sacrifice and Kingship in the Secret History of the Mongols and Indo-European Cultures

    R. T. Anderson

    págs. 379-394

    

  • A Fragrant Plant and its Eastern Origin

    John A. C. Greppin

    págs. 395-408

    

  • On the Indo-European "Bare Stem" Acc. Personal Pronoun

    Kenneth Shields

    págs. 409-418

    

  • The Meaning of Hittite sakuriya- in the Annals of Hattusilis I

    Sylvie Vanséveren

    págs. 419-426

    

  • VIRGILIANVM ALPHABETH: A Linear B Reminecens in the Learned Tradition

    Magnus Litzén

    págs. 427-430

    

  • Report on the 2nd Colloquium of Anthropology and Comparative Religion of the Indo-European World

    Bernard Sergent

    págs. 431-432

    

  • Book Chronicle

    Edgar Polomé

    págs. 433-524

    

  • Book Notices

    Carol F. Justus

    págs. 525-526

    

  • Index to Volume 27

    págs. 527-528