Experience of Comparative Description of Minoan, Etruscan and Related Languages

YATERIARSKY Sergey Aleksandrovich, specialist in the field of comparative historical linguistics, candidate of philological sciences. Provided in 2006 the dissertation on the topic of the Morphology of Tirren Languages" (Russian State Humanitarian University, Moscow) The area of ​​scientific interests is the dead pre-European languages ​​of Southern Europe and Cyprus (Tyrrhenian, Minoan, Sardky), Greek, Latin and other Italian languages, the formation and history of romance languages.
The work offered to the reader to a certain extent is a continuation of a candidate thesis dedicated to Tyrrhenian languages ​​(Etruscan and close to him little-known dialects of the I millennium BC), and also includes a description of the Mina language (i.e. the language of the most ancient population of Crete) In accordance with the hypothesis proposed by the author about the genetic relationship of these idioms. In addition to the comparative description of the properly language realities (phonetics, morphology, word formation), it contains the necessary extrallinguistic information - information on the nations of the carriers of these languages, the characteristics of written monuments and other sources, a number of written written written, as well as a description of some decryption and combinatorial analysis methods. The monograph is designed to fill out that arose not only in the domestic, but also in world science a gap in a comparative study of all listed languages.
For specialists in the field of comparative historical linguistics, philologists-classics, historians of writing and all interested in the relict language of the European Mediterranean