Maps to the texts
Abbreviations:
A-A. - Abkhazo-Adyghean
Alt - Altaic
Arm - Armenian
Bulg - Bulgarish
Celt - Celtic
Germ - Germanic
Gr - Greec
Hit - Hitto-Luwian
Illir - Illirian
Ind - Indic
Lap - Lappish
Phrg - Phrygian
Dr - Dravidian
I.-E. - Indoeuropean
Kar - Kartvelian
S-H - Semitic-Hamitic
Ur - Uralic
Hung - Hungarian
Gr - Greec
Tur - Turkic
Trkm - Turkmen
Yak - Yakut
Right: The map of the Nostratic languages
Left: The map of Altaic  settlment areas at the time of the forming of particular languages (Mongolian, Tungus, Korean, Japanese).
The areas of the arising modern-day Dagestanian languages. Abbreviations: Akhv- Akhvakx, Bt - Botlikh, Chm - Chamalal, Gin - Ginukh, God - Godoberi, Inkh - Inkhokvari, Kar - Karata, Kh - Khvarsi, Tsakh - Tsakhur.
Right: The map of Altaic  settlment areas at the time of the forming of particular Germanic and Iranian languages.
Abbreviations
Gil - Gilanian  Kurd - Kurdish
N. Germ - North Germanic 
Osset -Ossetic
Pers - Persian  Yazgul - Yazgulami
Scythia at the 1st millennium BC.
About the Nostratic languages
About the North Caucasian languages
About the Altaic languages
The Etymological Table dictionaries of language families: Indo-European, Turkic, Finno-Ugric, Iranian, Germanic
The Traces of the Ancient Population of the Ukraine in Place Names
The main page
The maps of the primary areas of the Abkhazo-Adyge languages
The maps of the primary areas of the Indo-European languages
The maps of the primary areas of the Finno-Ugric languages
The maps of the primary areas of the Turkic languages
The maps of the primary areas of the Slavic languages
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