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Talking Neolithic: The Case for Hatto-Minoan and its Relationship to Sumerian
Peter Schrijver, 2019.
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In Kroonen, Mallory and Comrie (eds.), Talking Neolithic: Proceedings of the Workshop on Indo-European Origins, Leipzig 2013, Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph 65, Institute for the Study of Man, Washington DC, pp. 336-374. Proposes that Hattic and the Minoan language of Linear A are related and both connected to Sumerian. Bibliographic details from the Wikipedia reference list. Used for the long-range hypotheses.
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Peter Schrijver (2019). Talking Neolithic: The Case for Hatto-Minoan and its Relationship to Sumerian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hattic_language
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