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English: Map of the distribution of early Indo-European river names, in accordance with the research of Hans Krahe and Wolfgang Schmid. The original version of this map was printed in on page 294 in the Encyclopedia of Indo-European Culture, which was edited by J. P. Mallory and Douglas Q. Adams, and published by Taylor & Francis in 1997.
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Map of the distribution of early Indo-European river names, in accordance with the research of Hans Krahe and Wolfgang Schmid.

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