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	Encyclopedia: Indo-Aryan migration (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The two discontinuities that Kennedy finds in the prehistoric skeletal record do not correspond with a period around 1500 BC.
		The first of these discontinuities occurred between 6000-4500 BCE (a separation of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic inhabitants of Mehrgarh), and the second occurred between 800-200 BCE.
		Mehrgarh was an ancient settlement in South Asia and is one of the most important sites in archaeology for the study of the earliest neolithic settlements in that region.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Indo_Aryan-migration (8531 words)

	Rupert Of Deutz On The Gospel Of John
		The commentary on John, probably written some time during the first half of the 1110s, was one of the lightning-rods for controversy, especially the long discussion of Eucharistic doctrine in the commentary on chapter six of the gospel.
		Rupert was afterwards in danger of losing his 'licentia scribendi', permission to write, i.e., to publish his commentaries and other works, as a result of that controversy, particularly the debate over his claim that Judas was not present at the first Eucharist.
		The eight or ten-year period of unhappiness and self-doubt during which he received his charismatic visions was succeeded by an intense period of exegetical and theological output in the 1110s, culminating in the completion of his encyclopaedic overview of the Bible and subsequent salvation history, On the Holy Trinity, in 1117.
	www.chass.toronto.edu /~young/text.html (21439 words)

	Kronos: 0500-1349
		Thus the date used here: while the Nazca culture dates to the first century BCE, it did not start building major underground aqueducts in the Atacama Desert until the sixth century CE.
		Frankish landowners are ordered to train their sons to ride horses and fight with swords, lances, and javelins.
		The development may have been due to the Greeks’ observing their Turkish mercenaries maneuvering their horses to the sound of kettledrums and horns.
	www.ejmas.com /kronos/NewHist0500-1349.htm (19678 words)

	kronos history 500-1349 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		A more pedestrian (and plausible) theory suggests that the petroglyphs were meant to be viewed from nearby hilltops and formed part of a water divination ritual.
		(The dating is imprecise because the Primary Chronicle had multiple authors, and was not written before the 1110s.) While the first successful Slavic alphabet, the Cyrillic alphabet created by Kliment of Ohrid, who spread Christianity during the 890s, was ultimately more popular with secular readers.
		While the development may have been owed to the Greeks’ observing their Turkish mercenaries maneuvering their horses to the sound of kettle-drums and horns, it may also have been an indigenous development, as vase paintings show flutists entertaining Spartan hoplites as early as the seventh century BCE.
	www.nlc-bnc.ca /eppp-archive/100/201/300/ejmas/kronos/2000/NewHist0500-1349.htm (21389 words)

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