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The impact of non-Indo-European languages on Anatolian

1992
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Greek and Anatolian Languages

, 2015

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In Connexion with the Language of the Sarhu 'l-Manar, an Old Anatolian Turkish Manuscript

, 1962
Mecdut Mansuroğlu
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Geological and geomorphological evidence for the southwestern extension of the East Anatolian Fault Zone, Turkey

Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2017
Erhan Altunel, Volkan Karabacak
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The Ankara Mélange and the Anatolian Thrust

Nature, 1950
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Alleged Anatolian Phraseological Borrowings in Homer’s Language

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Identity Matter of Dialects and Authors Constituting the Written Language in The Old Anatolian Turkish

The Oghuz that came to Anatolia during the eleventh century faced certain political, cultural and social difficulties at the point of transforming the spoken Turkish into a written language. The initial works written in Turkish began to appear since the 13th century and had their best period during the 14th and 15th centuries.
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Articles on 'Sumerian Writing', 'Non-Sumerian Cuneiform', 'Anatolian Languages', 'Hittites, 'Akkardians', 'Sumerians', and 'Itaurians'

, 1992
JG Macqueen
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<p>Anatolian and Indo-European legal language (II). Hittite <em>wašt</em>- ‘sins, errs’ and Indo-Iranian *<em>uazd</em>^h-</p>

Timothy G. Barnes
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Indo-European Languages: Anatolian Family

, 2014
Jonathan Slocum
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