Deir / Moscow / Warsaw / Boston / New York / Paris / Oxford / Philadelphia / Berlin / Cambridge / Amsterdam / Wiesbaden / Vienna / London / Hamburg / Elam / /
Company
Fleming / BP / 2040B (-10) Asa / Mubi Dangla / /
Continent
Africa / North America / /
Country
Taiwan / Senegal / Yemen / Niger / Algeria / Tunisia / Cyprus / Libya / Sudan / Congo / Egypt / Mali / Kenya / Mauritania / Syria / Brazil / Portugal / Tanzania / Chad / United Kingdom / Malta / Morocco / Madagascar / Ethiopia / Spain / India / Palestinian Territories / Eritrea / / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
Zima / /
Facility
Oriental Institute / /
IndustryTerm
archaic / pronominal systems / /
NaturalFeature
Persian Gulf / Canary Islands / Asebet / Atlantic coast / Western Desert / Batha river / Red Sea / Nile Valley / Sinai / Waddai highlands / Pacific ocean / Sidre / Mediterranean coast / Lake Chad / Sahara / Nile / Rift Valley / Arabian Peninsula / Indian ocean / Lake Fitri / /
Organization
Oriental Institute / International Congress / /
Person
Robert Hetzron / Ron Bole-Tangale / Geez N Peripheral (Ethiopic) / Salem Chaker / Sura Hausa / Hans Mukarovsky / John D. Bengtson / Kera-Kwang Kotoko Masa / Harry Stroomer / Matthew Spriggs / Wolf Leslau / Elderkin / Doris L. Payne / George Starostin / Hudson / Mehri Jibbali Soqotri / Leonid Kogan / Alan S. Kaye / Alexander Militarev / Sergei Starostin / / /
Position
commercial emissary / model / Nurse / /
Product
B -4790 / /
ProvinceOrState
Sicily / Sardinia / Zanzibar / /
PublishedMedium
Mother Tongue / Journal of Near Eastern Studies / /
Region
Central Niger / Northern Sudan / West Niger / West Mauritania / Northern Levant / Oceania / South China / Darfur / East Africa / West Sahara / Fertile Crescent / North Africa / Persian Gulf / Levant / West Algeria / Latin America / Southeast Chad / Central Asia / Near East / Central Tanzania / North Syria / Mediterranean coast / West Libya / North Sudan / North Chad / Southeast Ethiopia / Mediterranean / East Mali / Southeast Sahara / /
AFROASIATIC MIGRATIONS: LINGUISTIC EVIDENCE The Afroasiatic migrations can be divided into historical and prehistorical. The linguistic evidence of the historical migrations is usually based on epigraphic or literary witnesses. The