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Visible and invisible women in ancient linguistic culture

2020
In Classical Antiquity, the study of language and literature was a crucial part of education. Girls generally only took part of primary education, and women who progressed further did so by private tuition. Women were expected to be married and produce children and to practice their virtue in the traditional role of the wife and mother. Many women were
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The Ancient Near East and the Indo-European Problem: Temporal and Territorial Characteristics af Proto-Indo-European Based on Linguistic and Historico-Cultural Data

Soviet Studies in History, 1983
The main question associated with the problem of the actual existence of a common Indo-European proto-language in space and time is the question of chronology and the territory occupied by the Proto-Indo-European language, the break-up of which led to the formation of related historical dialects.
T. V. Gamkrelidze, V. V. Ivanov
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Linguistic and cultural diversity of the ancient illyrians reflected in modern genetic variances

2000
The investigation presented is an interdisciplinary attempt of tracing ethnical boundaries of the peoples known to the ancient world as Illyrians inhabiting the north-western Balkans during the first millennium BC, and their possible substratum effects in shaping modern ethnic distributions.
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HAYASTAN–A LAND OF ANCIENT CULTURE A BRIEF LOOK AT THE NEW TIME CULTURE, EDUCATION, LINGUISTICS (1800–1917)

2018
The culture of the Armenian people has a long and beneficial path, prosperous of remarkable achievements of human thought and human work, manifestations of the liberal spirit. Times of rapid expansion characterizes this period: Armenian writing was created in the 5th century, the translational art, manuscript culture, enlightenment, and science are ...
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Towards several aspects of the ancient Greek-Georgian linguistic-cultural relationship

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Nargiz Akhvlediani   +3 more
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