Index to Volume Seventeen

• Etruscan as an IE Anatolian (but not Hittite) Language

• Archaeolinguistics and the Borrowing of Old European Technology

• Comparative Indo-European Linguistics and Archaeology: Towards a Historical Integration

• Tenacity in Religion, Myth, and Folklore: The Neolithic Goddess of Old Europe Preserved in a Non-Indo-European Setting

• Malta: Builders of Temples, Builders of Dolmens

• New Evidence for Pre-Greek Labiovelars

• Proto-Indo-Europeans in Anatolia

• Introductory Remarks: The Transformation of European and Anatolian Culture 4500-2500 B.C.

• Social Structure of Old Europe

• Armenian and the Theory of Etymology

• Writing from Old Europe to Ancient Crete - A Case of Cultural Continuity

• Pouring Prayers: A Formula of IE Sacred Poetry

• The Indo-Europeanization of Old European Concepts

• The Twinning of Arthur and Cei: An Arthurian Tessera

• Beowulf as a Terrible Stranger

• The Meter of the Gaulish Inscription from Larzac

• On Hieroglyphic Luwian Sign sú or zú

• Proto-Indo-European, Pre-Indo-European, Old European Archaeological Evidence and Linguistic Investigation

• Draupadi and Her Dumézilian Interpretation

• Hittite Regal Titles: Hattic or Indo-European

• Indo-European *(s)k^walo/i-s 'sheet-fish'

• Portraits of the Ruler: Óláfr Pái Hoskuldsson and Cormac Mac Airt

• A Reexamination of the Mycenaean Medio-Passive Finite Ending