Index to Volume Forty-Two

2014

Numbers 1 & 2    pp. 1-290
Numbers 3 & 4    pp. 291-578

• The Death of the Suitors and Patricide

• China and the Myth of Jam

• The Name of Dionysos

• Hittite pa-ak-nu-

• Corded Ware in the Central and Southern Balkans: A Consequence of Cultural Interaction or an Indication of Ethnic Change?

• Comments on John T. Koch’s Tartessian-as-Celtic Enterprise

• Armenian agṙaw and an Indo-European Word for ‘Crow, Raven’

• The Indo-European Adjectival Class with the Suffix *-lo- and its Development in Slavic

• In Memoriam, Elena Efimovna Kuz’mina

• In Memoriam, Richard Diebold

• In Memoriam, Victor Ivanovich Sarianidi

• Archeology

• Culture

• Language

• Linguistics

• On the Debate over the Classification of the Language of the South-Western (SW) Inscriptions, also known as Tartessian

• A Decipherment Interrupted: Proceeding from Valério, Eska, and Prósper

• *Percos/*Ercos: An Unknown Celtic Theonym

• Editor’s Note: The Indo-European-Tartessian Debate

• Early Nordic alu and *al- ‘to nourish’

• The Fortune of the Old Germanic Loan fara in Romanian and in Other European Languages

• Some Observations on the Classification of Tartessian as a Celtic Language

• The Interpretative Limits of the Southwestern Script

• Circe, Calypso, Hiḍimbā: The Odyssey and Graeco-Aryan Proto-Epic