Reichert Verlag

With the growing scope and specialization of our knowledge, it has become increasingly vital to bring together the findings of disciplines as methodologically diverse as historical linguistics, archaeology, and archaeogenetics. Only through interdisciplinary dialogue can we reach a plausible historical reconstruction of the linguistic Indo-Europeanization of Eurasia. This volume gathers a series of thematically linked studies exploring this intersection, written by leading scholars in each of their respective fields.