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EDO NYLAND’S RESEARCH
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It is often
possible to gain some insight into human migrations from ancient place names
in a particular area and the languages spoken there. An ancient
language form that originated in the West African area among ancient
civilizations was intensively studied by Nyland (2001). He found that
many words used to describe names of places and things in many parts of the
world are closely related to the ancient language, which he named "Saharan". The Basque Language
is a close relative of the original Saharan. Following are links to Nyland's research with languages that indicate
prehistoric origins and travels of people around the world. [Also see Human Migrations
& Language and Igbo VCV Dictionary
] |
Please CLICK on subject to view:
#1. A Brief
Biography-1927-1982 #9. Classifying World Languages #11. Eskimo-Basque Relationship #12. Hebrew #13. History in Biblical Names #15. Hidden Sentences in English |
#16. Indo-European Linguistics #17. Irish
History #18. Latin #21. Neolithic Saharan Languige #22. Ogam In Ireland #23.
Ogam in Scotland #24. Old Egyptian #25. Origin of Dutch #26. Origin of English #27. Origin of German #28. Origin of Greek #30. Origin of Spanish |
#31. Origin of Sumerian #32. Origin of Yiddish #34. Revised English
Dictionaryy #36. Sanscript #37. The Odyssey #38. The Ogam Script #39. The Sea Peoples #40. The Witch Burnings #41. Timeless Society #42. Translating Ogam #44. Vowel-Consonant-Vowel Dictionary #45. What is Ogam? #46. Why did Odysseus Go? |
Other Subjects: Basque Place Names in America,
Africa & The Pacific, Human Migrations & Language
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For greater detail, please refer to:
Nyland, Edo. 2001. Linguistic Archaeology: An
Introduction. Trafford Publ., Victoria, B.C., Canada.
ISBN 1-55212-668-4. 541 p. [
see abstract & summary]
Nyland, Edo. 2002.
Odysseus and the Sea Peoples: A
Bronze Age History of Scotland Trafford Publ., Victoria,
B.C., Canada. 307 p. [see abstract & summary].