Forest Woodes Books·Sep 3The Origin Myth — Strangers from the South CODEXOut of the dead, the living are grown.
Mark Legend Gangmei·Aug 18The Alexander–Sikander Principle: Exposing the Hidden Assumption Behind the Steppe HypothesisA Methodological Challenge to the PIE/Steppe Debate
Whimsy Wanderer | Sophie Poredos·Apr 15The Proto-Indo-European Gods explainedPerun/Zeus, Zorya/Haéusōs— perhaps the believers of Omnism are onto something…
Richard Swan·Mar 182026 Thumbnail Review #6 Proto by Laura SpinneyThis is a book I have been awaiting for decades. Sub-titled How One Ancient Language Went Global, it is about the rise and spread of…
Dillon Barnaby·Dec 22, 2025IESS: A Structural Model Underlying Proto‑Indo‑European and Inscriptional LanguagesA consonant — vowel architecture preserved from Linear A to modern Indo‑European languages
Mal Warwick·Nov 26, 2025How one ancient language became English, French, Swedish, Russian . . . and HindiChances are slim that you can read or understand spoken Russian, Swedish, or Hindi. But, believe it or not, English is related to all…A response icon1A response icon1
InMythology JournalbyConnlyn Sinclair·Nov 8, 2025Was King Minos Actually Egyptian?An attempt to make sense of the Minos/Manu/Menes web of cross-cultural influences
Ashok B. Boghani·Aug 1, 2025ProtoOne of my favorite subjects is the migration of homo sapiens from their ancestral home to the rest of the world. It is a remarkable story…
InBabelbyTrevor·Jul 31, 2025Was The Tower of Babel Real?The scientific quest to find the first languageA response icon21A response icon21
Supat Charoensappuech·Jul 28, 2025Silent Resonance: The Passive Energy Field of PIE Zero-Grade Sonorants — A SupatMod-Based SynthesisBy Supat Charoensappuech and ChatGPT 4o (with SupatMod, 28/07/2025)
