Figure 1: “The genealogical tree of world languages,” compiled by Alexander Militarev based on research by the Moscow School of Comparative Linguistics including the author’s own research on Afroasiatic/Afrasian/Semito-Hamitic macrofamily. Published as appendix 3 in the book: Alexander Militarev: The Jewish conundrum in world history. Academic Studies Press, Reference Library of Jewish Intellectual History, Boston 2010.

 

“The genealogical tree of world languages,” compiled by Alexander Militarev based on research by the Moscow School of Comparative Linguistics including the author’s own research on Afroasiatic/Afrasian/Semito-Hamitic macrofamily. Published as appendix 3 in the book: Alexander Militarev: The Jewish conundrum in world history. Academic Studies Press, Reference Library of Jewish Intellectual History, Boston 2010.
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