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Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
LANGUAGE AND CULTURE | 60 |
THREE VERSIONS OF PREHISTORY | 135 |
NEWARIC OR PARAKIRANTI LANGUAGES 728 | 143 |
CHAPTER | 204 |
BURUSHASKI AND BEYOND 1177 | 251 |
FLOTSAM AND JETSAM ALONG THE SOUTHERN SLOPES 773 | 254 |
AUSTROASIATIC | 262 |
BEYOND THE HIMALAYAN HORIZON AND BACK AGAIN | 298 |
CHAPTER THREE | 333 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY 1224 | 407 |
NEOLITHIC AND BRONZE AGE VÖLKERWANDERUNGEN | 408 |
BODISH LANGUAGES 826 | 426 |
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