Výsledky vyhledávání - "ДЕНЕ-ЕНИСЕЙСКАЯ ГИПОТЕЗА"

SIBERIAN FOLKLORE AND NA-DENE ORIGIN ; СИБИРСКИЙ ФОЛЬКЛОР И ПРОИСХОЖДЕНИЕ НА-ДЕНЕ*

Autoři: Yu. E. Berezkin Ю. Е. Березкин

Zdroj: Archaeology, Ethnology & Anthropology of Eurasia; Vol 43, No 1 (2015); 122-134 ; Археология, этнография и антропология Евразии; Vol 43, No 1 (2015); 122-134 ; 1563-0110

Témata: дюктайская культура, Siberian folklore, folklore of American Indians, Dene-Yenisei hypothesis, Sino-Caucasian hypothesis, Athabascan, Dyuktai culture, фольклор Сибири, фольклор индейцев Америки, дене-енисейская гипотеза, сино-кавказская гипотеза, атапаски

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DENE-YENISEIAN: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT

Autoři: Starostin, George Vajda, Edward

Témata: ДЕНЕ-ЕНИСЕЙСКАЯ ГИПОТЕЗА, ДЕНЕ-КАВКАЗСКАЯ ГИПОТЕЗА, НА-ДЕНЕ ЯЗЫКИ, ЕНИСЕЙСКИЕ ЯЗЫКИ, ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКАЯ МАКРОКОМПАРАТИВИСТИКА, ДАЛЬНЕЕ ЯЗЫКОВОЕ РОДСТВО, ГЛАГОЛЬНАЯ МОРФОЛОГИЯ, ТИПОЛОГИЯ ФОНЕТИЧЕСКИХ ПЕРЕХОДОВ

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