10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAUCASIC»
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Discoveries in Hebrew, Gaelic, Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, Latin, ...
(Root, n-y-r). 464b. G. ar, to plough, till, cultivate. Go. aRjan, to plough. A.-S.
eRian, to plough. L. aRo, to plough. Gr. aroo2, to plough. 464n. This entry tends
to show that agriculture is older among the Caucasic peoples than their first
migration.
Allison Emery Drake, 1907
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The Rise and Fall of the Caucasian Race: A Political History ...
Moreover, if an Aryan race was admitted it “would onlyform one of the
manybranchesof the Caucasic division,which ...also comprises Semites,Hamites,
Iranians,besides some aberrant groups.”113 Even so,Keane subdivided his
Caucasians in ...
3
Linguistic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe
Caucasic languages are divided into four groups: Southern Caucasic, or
Georgian (Kartvelic); Northwestern Caucasic, or Abkhazo-Adygean; Central
Caucasic, or Wainakhian; and Northeastern Caucasic, or Dagestanian. Except
for the rather ...
Christina Bratt Paulston, Donald Peckham, 1998
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Encyclopedia of European Peoples
ORIGINS Caucasic peoples, on the basis of archaeological continuity for the last
8,000 years or more, are considered indigenous to the Caucasus and are
probably descended from Neolithic peoples living there, among the early workers
in ...
Carl Waldman, Catherine Mason, 2006
need not here be pursued farther, as it will receive abundant illustration in the
details to follow. Since the discovery of the New and the Austral Worlds, the
Caucasic division as represented by the chief European nations has received an
...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Friedrich August Marschall Von Bieberste, 2011
Although some of these have intermingled with the neighbouring Tiirki tribes and
now speak Tiirki dialects, the Turks of Central Asia could not have acquired their
Caucasic features from this source, the affinities of the Upper Yenisei Finns ...
8
Southern India: Its History, People, Commerce, and ...
To prove the general correctness of his reasoning he points to the physical type
of Todas, who are so distinctly Caucasic in the opinion of many persons, that they
have been regarded as Celts, Romans, or Jews, and of all Dravidian tribes they ...
9
Encyclopedia of the Peoples of Africa and the Middle East
The Caucasian peoples in this sense have languages that belong to the
Caucasic language group. There are, however, peoples who have lived or are
now living in the Caucasus who would be more ac- curately classified as Indo-
Iranian, ...
Facts On File, Incorporated, 2009
10
One Thousand Languages: Living, Endangered, and Lost
10 million speakers The North Caucasic languages are a diverse group of
distantly related languages, spoken in the area of the Caucasus Mountains,
between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea in the Russian Federation, and in
Turkey.
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... but persons who have one-sixteenth or less of the blood of the American Indian, and no other non-Caucasic blood shall be deemed White ... «Modern Ghana, Nov 09»
