The Nostratic macrofamily and linguistic palaeontology. By Aharon Dolgopolsky. (Papers in the prehistory of languages.) Cambridge: The McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, 1998. Pp. xxii, 116.

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Do all or most languages in the world descend from a single proto-language? And if so, what can we tell from linguistic analysis about the speakers of this ancient tongue? These are the two questions at the heart of this book and the themes are outlined by Colin Renfrew in his introduction.

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