Linguistic Archaeology: Not saying its Aliens, but its Aliens

 

Alien languages are going to be a problem. The universe isnt just a Box full of x, y, z. Its got singularities. Every singularity is at the bottom of a gravity well. The same way the universe emerged from a singularity at the bottom of a gravity well.. so if the universe is tye projection above the singularity in the bottom of the gravity well, a singularity in the universe is also a nesting doll of reduced sets transmitting not just their own universe, but out there in the universe. So a signal passing between two points is going to pass through subset noise.

Now if that signal is using the noise of a subset we are transmitting - passing through the beam of our torch - and we turn off the torch retracting what we were transmitting into the torch, we can essentially recieve that transmission. 

Something Starwarsy: Warlord of Ta

 

Tattooine needs some pre-Republic backstory

Linguistic Archaeology: creating using indetermanant datasets

 P A R T   T W O   -   I N D E T E R M A N A N T   D A T A S E T S

Its a real pain when your dataset cannot be resolved sufficiently to identify its relationship to a single linguistic group or to subgroups. You can get this where your dataset is rediculously small, but you can get it with any size dataset if these are real cultural trends.



20 Random Orc Names
1. Bbhlgg
2. Nloilg
3. Rllng
4. Rbkmg
5. Oolgibrbbgml
6. Hilghr
7. Obglhk
8. Gglbgm
9. Bhhllh
10. Igkrbiblobl
11. Loomeg
12. Iihki
13. Mhbbhoblge
14. Rrnlln
15. Rgkgr
16. Ggigroolblo
17. Bonrlh
18. Orrelo
19. Obegio
20. Iohggggmb


Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
0    0%     4 20%      8 40%    11 55%      0     0%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
11 55%   0   0%      0   0%      0   0%        15 75%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
8  40%     0   0%      5  25%    15 75%      6    30%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
4  20%     0   0%      0    0%     10 50%      0      0%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
0    0%     0    0%      0    0%     0    0%       0      0%

Z      %
0   0%


Popularity of Use
75% L, G:
55% B, O, L, G:
50% R, B, O, L, G: Ggigroolblo,
40% H, I, R, B, O, L, G: Bbhlgg, Hilghr, Bhhllh,
30% M, H, I, R, B, O, L, G: Gglbgm, Iohggggmb, Oolgibrbbgml,
25% K, M, H, I, R, B, O, L, G: Rbkmg, Obglhk, Igkrbiblobl, Iihki, Rgkgr,
20% N, E, K, M, H, I, R, B, O, L, G: Nloilg, Rllng, Rrnlln, Bonrlh, Orrelo, Obegio, Loomeg, Mhbbhoblge,
0% Z, W, X, Y, P, Q, S, J, C, D, F, T, V, U, A

Here we have L and G as equally dominant values. And oddly as result of random chance of rolling dice. It makes it difficult to differentiate the group to G or L specifically. Some of these names have -g as suffix. This is like the Vanog tribe. There are two with G- prefix. Like the Grilth tribe. The Kobblekem dont use G. And there are five names that fall in this category. The Ubirgh have *g* value in tribe names. While we cant differentiate to seperate groups, we can divide individual tribes and tribe names. Of Orcs. That provides some setting development. The culture rises toward a cultural peak.

Tribe: Vanog
Common Names: Bbhlgg, Nloilg, Rllng, Rbkmg, Loomeg. (G dominant)

Tribe: Grilth
Common Names: Ggigroolblo, Gglbgm. (G, L, B dominant)

Tribe: Kobblekem
Common Names: Bhhllh, Iihki, Rrnlln, Bonrlh, Orrelo. (L dominant)

Tribe: Ubirgh
Common Names: Iohggggmb, Oolgibrbbgml, Obglhk, Igkrbiblobl, Rgkgr, Obegio, Hilghr, Mhbbhoblge (G dominant).
Note: *g* is the name form.

So there we have a bunch of Orcs and individuated to specific tribes. We cant realy pin them down, though A-L and L-A are their limits.

Linguistic Archaeology: creating using Small Datasets

P A R T   O N E   -   S M A L L   D A T A S E T S

These can be a pain simply because you need more information to make use of the linguistic subgroup. Just knowing your orc tribes are all part of the G linguistic group is fine but if you create a linguistic trend you want to be able to apply it to other aspects of the Setting. Creating a clean development chain allows for use of substitution cipher dialect variations and additional background.

Orcish Tribes of the Known World
1. Grilth
2. Ubirgh
3. Vanog
4. Kobblekem


Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
1   25%    1  25%     2 50%    2  50%       1   25%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
2  50%     0    0%     0    0%     0    0%       3  75%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
2  50%      0   0%     1   25%    2  50%      1    25%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
1   25%     0   0%      0    0%     2  50%      0      0%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
1  25%     1  25%     0     0%     0    0%       0     0%

Z      %
0    0%


Popularity of use
75% G:
50% R, L, H, B, O, I, G:
25% T, V, N, M, K, U, E, A, R, L, H, B, O, I, G: Grilth, Ubirgh, Vanog, Kobblekem,
0% Z, W, X, Y, P, Q, S, J,,C, D, F


What we can immediatly get is that Orc tribes are of the G Linguistic Group. Unfortunately the dataset is so small that the thats as much as we can get. If someone else is of the G linguistic group, we cant extract a dialect variation.

At 50% Ubirgh might be *birgh, Grilth might be Gril*h. Here the difference in alphabet is B vs L. So for the *birgh the word 'Bigg' might mean 'great, large, mountainous' while the dialect variation for the Gril*h is 'Ligg'  which sounds more like League (3×mile). So for this orc tribe it refers to a large distance as opposed to a large object.

Vanog would be *og and Kobblekem would be *obbl*. The *og have much smaller alphabet to work with, but are at least related to *birgh and Gril*h. *obbl* on the other hand are related to Gril*h, *birgh, and *og sharing the exotic valuss  of each of the other tribes as their collective descendent or dividing dialect source and now unrelated to the G linguistic group entirely.

We can still get information from it that can be used to develop the setting specific to Orcs:

Orc word generator (tribes names, personal names, and dictionaries).
1d4            length         3d6     cha       3d6      cha     3d6      cha     3d6     cha
01                   5               03        T          07         R        12         B        16         U
02-03             6               04        V          08         L         13         O       17         E
04                   *               05        N          09         H        14         I        18         A
                                        06        M        10-11     G        15         K
*Roll twice and add lengths. Ignore further results of 04.

Restricted from use by Orcs: Z, W, X, Y, P, Q, S, J, C, D, F.

Next: dealing with insufficient data...

Linguistic Archaeology: The Greek Alphabet

Greek Alphabet
1. Alpha
2. Beta
3. Gamma
4. Delta
5. Epsilon
6. Zeta
7. Eta
8. Theta
9. Iota
10. Kappa
11. Lambda
12. Mu
13. Nu
14. Xi
15. Omicron
16. Pi
17. Rho
18. Sigma
19. Tau
20. Upsilon
21. Phi
22. Chi
23. Psi
24. Omega



Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
13 54%    7 29%     10 41%   6  25%      4    16%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
2    8%     2   8%       2    8%     0   0%        2     8%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
5  20%     0   0%      1    4%     5 20%        6   25%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
4   16%     7 29%     0     0%     2   8%       4   16%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
7  29%     0   0%      0    0%      1    4%       0     0%

Z      %
1   4%


Popularity of use
54% A:
41% I, A:
29% T, P, E, I, A: Eta, Pi,
25% M, O, T, P, E, I, A: Iota, Omega, Gamma,
20% H, L, M, O, T, P, E, I, A: Theta, Phi, Alpha,
16% N, S, U, H, L, M, O, T, P, E, I, A: Sigma, Tau, Upsilon, Psi, Mu, Nu, Epsilon,
8% R, B, C, D, N, S, U, H, L, M, O, T, P, E, I, A: Rho, Chi, Lambda, Omicron, Delta, Beta,
4% Z, X, K, R, B, C, D, N, S, U, H, L, M, O, T, P, E, I, A: Kappa, Xi, Zeta,
0% V, W, Y, Q, J, F

Conclusion: somehow the Greek alphabet is A-I linguistic group. Unused Y is swapped for C in both Male and female names. That means a translation or pronunciation error

So its either meant to be yhi and omiyron. Or the names of men and women are wrong. 

To compare: 

Female Names
77% E:
68% A, E:
61% I, A, E:
42% O, I, A, E: Io,
37% R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Rhene, Rhoeo, Neaera, Oinone, Irana, Ino, Eirana, Eirena, Eirene, Erinna, Hero, Aria, Arne,
36% T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Theano, Theonoë, Thoë, Thoösa, Ortheia, Otionia, Ianthe, Enarete, Aethra, Anteia, Antheia, Arete,
34% L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Iolanthe, Iole, Ilione, Laena, Laothoë, Leaina, Leontion, Leto, Hilaeira, Hilara, Halia, Helen, Helle, Atalante, Aëllo, Althaea,
32% P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Theope, Theophane, Theophania, Theophila, Theophile, Pronoë, Prote, Parthenea, Parthenope, Pelopia, Penelope, Phila, Phile, Philippa, Philippe, Philonoë, Philotera, Phthia, Pitthea, Pleione, Orphne, Nephele, Iphinoë, Hipponoë, Hippothoë, Herophile, Antiope, Apollonia, Apollonië, Alope, Aërope,
30% S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Sappho, Siphis, Sostrate, Soteira, Soteria, Soteris, Sterope, Sthenele, Telephassa, Telesilla, Thais, Thalassa, Philista, Pieris, Penthesilea, Penthesileia, Perse, Phanostrate, Pasiphaë, Peisinoë, Ornis, Orseis, Neis, Lais, Iphianassa, Isias, Elpis, Hesione, Athanais, Athenais, Atthis, Arsinoë, Aspasia, Asteria, Asterope, Astraea, Arista, Ariste, Aristippe, Aristo, Aristoë, Aissa,
27% K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Stratonika, Stratonike, Telekleia, Thessalonike, Skarphe, Skotia, Prokleia, Prokne, Prokris, Nika, Nikaea, Nikarete, Nike, Nikippe, Niko, Nikoë, Nikostrate, Panakeia, Kaenis, Kallianeira, Kallirhoë, Kallisto, Kallistrate, Kallonike, Kanakhe, Kassiopeia, Khairestrate, Khalkiope, Kharis, Khione, Khloë, Khloris, Khthonia, Killa, Kirke, Kisseis, Kleite, Kleo, Kleonike, Kleopatra, Kleothera, Korinna, Koronis, Kranaë, Laonike, Iokaste, Heniokhe, Herakleia, Hipparkhia, Helike, Epikaste, Epiktesis, Elektra, Elpinike, Arakhne, Aristokleia, Aristonike, Arkhestrate, Arkhippe, Antiklea, Antikleia, Alkestis, Alkinoë, Alkippe, Alkithoë,
24% M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Timaea, Timo, Themisto, Semele, Tekmessa, Salami, Psamathe, Philomela, Philomena, Philomene, Paramona, Paramone, Pamphila, Pamphile, Pamphilo, Nikomakhe, Omphale, Meilikhis, Melanippe, Melanis, Melantho, Melia, Melissa, Melite, Melitta, Menippe, Merope, Metaneira, Metharme, Metis, Metope, Mika, Minthe, Misme, Mnesimakhe, Mnesistrates, Molione, Maera, Maia, Makaria, Malthake, Marpessa, Lampedo, Lampetia, Lampito, Kallistomakhe, Kleoptolme, Ismene, Ismenia, Iomene, Hermiona, Hermione, Hemithea, Harmonia, Epiktemis, Amalthea, Amaranthe, Amphissa, Amphithoë, Amphitrite, Artemisia, Alkmena, Alkmene,
20% Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Tryphena, Tryphosa, Tykha, Tykhe, Tyro, Thyone, Skylla, Smyrne, Strymo, Satyraea, Pylia, Pyrrha, Pythia, Polykaste, Polymela, Polymele, Polypheme, Phyllis, Phylonome, Philyra, Phryne, Oreithyia, Nysa, Olympias, Myia, Myrrhina, Myrrhine, Myrtis, Lykiska, Lyktaea, Lysianassa, Lysippe, Lysistrata, Kritylla, Kymothoë, Kynane, Kynthia, Kypris, Kyrene, Kytheris, Klymene, Klytemnestra, Khryse, Khryseis, Khrysothemis, Kerkysera, Kallypso, Kalyke, Hyrnetho, Ialysa, Kallitykhe, Hypatia, Hyperippe, Hypermnestra, Hypsipyle, Hyrmine, Hippolyte, Eriphyle, Erytheia, Harpalyke, Elektryo, Anyte, Apemosyne, Astyokhe, Alkyone, Amymone, Aethylla,
15% D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Theodora, Timandra, Thedora, Rhode, Rhodope, Sidero, Polydamna, Polydora, Polymede, Perimede, Phaedra, Pandora, Midea, Meda, Medeia, Laodaeia, Laodameia, Laodike, Leda, Kassandra, Kydippe, Kallidike, Idaea, Iphimedeia, Hippodameia, Hippodamia, Hedeia, Hediste, Hedyle, Delia, Demetria, Demo, Demonassa, Deone, Derinoë, Dia, Dike, Diktynna, Dione, Dionysia, Diosanthe, Diotima, Dirke, Dorinda, Dorippe, Doris, Dorkas, Dryope, Dysimakhes, Dysistrate, Eidyia, Damalis, Damaris, Damatria, Damo, Damoë, Danaë, Daphne, Deianeira, Deidameia, Deinomakhe, Deipyle, Artemidora, Aphrodisia, Ariadne, Andromakhe, Andromeda, Adea, Admete, Adrastea, Aëdon, Alkidike,
9% U, D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Theudora, Philoumena, Philoumene, Phaethusa, Naukrate, Naupiadame, Nausikaa, Mousa, Metiadusa, Leukippe, Manua, Kreusa, Euadne, Euakhme, Euandra, Euanthe, Euarete, Eudora, Eukleia, Eukoline, Eunike, Eunoë, Eupheme, Euphemia, Euphrosyna, Euphrosyne, Europa, Eurybia, Eurydike, Eurykleia, Eurynome, Euryphaessa, Eurythoë, Eutykhia, Eutykhis, Audate, Autolyte, Autonoë, Areskousa, Arethusa,
5% G, U, D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Protogonia, Taygete, Megamede, Megara, Ligeia, Iphigenia, Lalage, Galanthis, Galatea, Geilissa, Glaphyra, Glauke, Glaukia, Glaukippe, Glykera, Hygieia, Erigone, Aristagora, Auge, Antigone, Argeia, Aganippe, Agathe, Agaue, Aglaia, Aglaope, Aglauros, Aegeia, Aegialeia,
3% X, G, U, D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Xanthe, Xanthippe, Xeneia, Xeno, Xenokleia, Xenophile, Xenylla, Thelxepeia, Thelxinoë, Polyxena, Polyxene, Praxagora, Praxilla, Praxithea, Perdix, Philoxena, Iynx, Alexirrhoë, Anaxarete,
2% B, X, G, U, D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Stheneboëa, Thisbe, Polyboëa, Phoebe, Phereboëa, Periboëa, Meliboëa, Niobe, Eurybia, Hekabe, Baukis, Berenike, Beroë, Biadike, Briseis, Britomartis, Arisbe,
1% Z, B, X, G, U, D, Y, M, K, S, P, L, T, R, N, H, O, I, A, E: Zerynthia, Zetha, Zeuxhippe, Zoë, Zopoura, Zopura, Zosima, Zosime,
0% C, F, J, Q, V, W



Male Greek Names
84% S:
77% O, S:
58% E, O, S:
55% A, E, O, S:
52% I, A, E, O, S: Iasos, Aias,
45% N, I, A, E, O, S: Sinon, Sinis, Nisos, Ion, Iason, Eiöneos, Aeson,
44% R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Orion, Nireos, Eirenaios, Arion,
37% H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Rhianos, Rhesos, Heron, Hieron,
35% T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Tros, Tisias, Thestor, Thersites, Theron, Theoron, Theon, Tereos, Teiresias, Talaos, Straton, Stentor, Sostratos, Rhinthon, Nestor, Orestes, Otos, Ister, Erasistratos, Eratosthenes, Aristaios, Ariston, Artemas, Athenaeos, Atreos, Antenor, Antinoös, Antisthenes, Aratos, Areithoös,
34% K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Trolios, Thessalos, Theokritos, Thaletas, Thales, Teles, Stratokles, Sthenelos, Sosikrates, Solon, Sokrates, Skiron, Sitakles, Silanion, Onesikritos, Niarkhos, Narkissos, Nearkhos, Nikanor, Nikias, Nikokhares, Orsilokhos, Nikostratos, Neleos, Likhas, Kimon, Kineas, Kleanthes, Klearkhos, Kleisthenes, Kleitos, Kleobis, Kleon, Kleonides, Koinos, Kolotes, Koronis, Krantor, Krateros, Krates, Kratinos, Kreon, Kresilas, Kritias, Kritolaos, Kriton, Kroesos, Ktesias, Lakhares, Laokoön, Learkhos, Leokhares, Leokrates, Laertes, Lasos, Leon, Leonnatos, Leosthenes, Linos, Kalkhas, Kalliaros, Kallias, Kallikrates, Kallinikos, Kallinos, Kallisthenes, Kallistratos, Kastor, Keleos, Khares, Khariton, Khilon, Isokrates, Ikarios, Ilioneos, Iolaos, Hikesias, Hektor, Helenos, Hellanikos, Herakleitos, Erekhtheos, Eteokles, Halesos, Ekhekrates, Ekhestratos, Aristoteles, Askanios, Aristokles, Antikles, Antilokhos, Anakreon, Aketes, Akhates, Akrisios, Alastor, Aletes, Alkinoös, Aeskhrion, Ankhises,
33% P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Trophonios, Triopas, Theophrastos, Theophilos, Telesphoros, Telephos, Strophios, Stilpon, Spintharos, Speusippos, Sosiphanes, Sosipatros, Sophron, Sophokles, Skopelianos, Skopas, Serapion, Protesilaos, Prokles, Prokoptas, Priskianos, Pleistos, Pratinas, Pleisthenes, Pirithoös, Pittakos, Philokles, Philokrates, Philoktetes, Philikos, Phokion, Philetas, Philippos, Philolaos, Philon, Philotas, Phineos, Pherekrates, Perseos, Phaon, Peleos, Pelias, Peneleos, Persaeös, Perimedes, Perdikkas, Periandros, Perikles, Pelopidas, Pentheos, Patrokles, Pausanias, Pausias, Parthenopaios, Pasion, Peisistratos, Pappos, Paris, Paeönios, Panaenos, Panthoös, Neophron, Ophellas, Orpheos, Kratippos, Ktesiphon, Kleophon, Iphikles, Iphikrates, Kalliphon, Kallippos, Kekrops, Kephalos, Kepheos, Khairophon, Hipparkhos, Hippias, Hippokoön, Hippokrates, Hipponikos, Hipponoös, Hippothoön, Harpalion, Harpalos, Harpokrates, Hephaestion, Herophilos, Ephialtes, Ephippos, Ephoros, Epikrates, Epiktetos, Epiphanes, Ekphantos, Elephenor, Askalaphos, Asklepios, Aristophanes, Aristophon, Aristippos, Apelles, Apollonios, Aesop, Alphenor,
24% M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Triptolemos, Tlepolemos, Timotheos, Timosthenes, Timon, Timokreon, Timokles, Timanthes, Theramenes, Themistos, Themistokles, Themistios, Temenos, Telemakhos, Telamon, Simplikios, Simon, Simmias, Semos, Priamos, Polemon, Phormis, Philomen, Philamon, Philemon, Parmenion, Pammon, Pamphilos, Palaemon, Menoekeos, Mnesilokhos, Mnesimakhos, Moskhion, Moskhos, Mnesikles, Nikomakhos, Nikomedes, Orkhomenos, Onomarkhos, Mentor, Mestor, Oinomaos, Neoptolemos, Minos, Mnaseas, Molon, Ormenos, Mikon, Menippos, Milon, Mimnermos, Lamakhos, Lamprokles, Lampros, Makhaon, Makhon, Marinos, Maron, Matris, Melampos, Melanippos, Melanthios, Melas, Meletos, Melikertes, Memnon, Menekrates, Menelaos, Menestor, Kleombrotos, Kleomenes, Hermeias, Hermias, Homeros, Ialmenos, Iamos, Kallimakhos, Khaeremon, Hamon, Epimenides, Haemon, Aristomakhos, Athamas, Amyntas, Aeimnestos, Alkmaeon, Ameinokles, Amphion, Amphitrion, Amphoteros,
21% D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Thersandros, Theodoros, Teleklides, Strepsiades, Sthenidas, Skamandros, Simonides, Sarpedon, Sakadas, Prodikos, Poseidippos, Poseidonios, Pindaros, Phaedros, Phaidon, Pheidippides, Phanodemos, Philodemos, Phidias, Philonides, Parmenides, Peisandros, Palladas, Pandaros, Palamedes, Nikandros, Oinopides, Oidipos, Onasandros, Menodotos, Metrodoros, Midas, Miltiades, Menandros, Menedemos, Meidias, Leonidas, Leandros, Laomedon, Kritodemos, Kadmos, Kallikratidas, Kassandros, Kephisodoros, Kerkidas, Kharmides, Kharondas, Khremonides, Isidoros, Idmon, Heliodoros, Herakleides, Herodikos, Herodotos, Hesiod, Hippodamos, Idomeneos, Harmodios, Epitadeos, Empedokles, Enkelados, Daedalos, Damokles, Damon, Damophon, Danaos, Daphnis, Deinarkhos, Deinokrates, Deinomenes, Demaratos, Demas, Demeas, Demetrios, Demodokos, Demokritos, Demophilos, Demosthenes, Diodoros, Diokles, Diomedes, Dion, Diphilos, Dorieos, Doron, Doros, Dosithios, Drakon, Dropos, Asklepiades, Artemidoros, Athenodoros, Arkhidamos, Aristodemos, Aristandros, Aristides, Antodoros, Aphrodisios, Apollodoros, Andriskos, Androkles, Andromakhos, Admetos, Adrastos,
16% Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Tydeos, Tykhaeos, Tyndareos, Thyestes, Thukydides, Thrasymedes, Thrasyllos, Thamyris, Staphylos, Skythinos, Satyros, Python, Pythios, Pythermos, Pytheas, Pyrrhon, Pylenor, Pylades, Pylas, Polykleitos, Polymedes, Polyneikes, Polystratos, Porphyrios, Polydoros, Polyeidos, Phrynikhos, Phylarkhos, Phylas, Pherekydes, Periklymenos, Panyassis, Nyktinos, Nymphodoros, Olympiodoros, Mygdon, Myron, Myrtilos, Khrysippos, Kylon, Kynaethos, Kypselos, Leotykhides, Likymnios, Lydiadas, Lygdamos, Lykidas, Lykomedes, Lykon, Lykophron, Lykortas, Lykos, Lynkeos, Lysandros, Lysanias, Lysias, Lysikles, Lysimakhos, Lysippos, Lysis, Lysistratos, Marsyas, Korydon, Hylaeos, Hylas, Hyllos, Hyperides, Hypsikles, Hypsikrates, Hyrieos, Isyllos, Kapys, Khrysaor, Khryses, Hippolytos, Dionysios, Dionysodoros, Endymion, Didymos, Aeskhylos,
8% G, Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Timagoras, Timagenes, Theognis, Theages, Theagenes, Sosigenes, Pythagoras, Pygmalion, Protogenes, Protagoras, Polygnotos, Podargos, Phlegon, Phegeos, Pelagon, Megakles, Megas, Megasthenes, Meleagros, Kynaegeiros, Hegesinos, Hegias, Hermagoras, Hermogenes, Isigonos, Isagoras, Diagoras, Diogenes, Ganymedes, Gelon, Geminos, Geranion, Glykon, Gorgias, Gylippos, Agamedes, Agamemnon, Agapenor, Agathokles, Agathon, Agelaos, Agenor, Agrios, Aigeos, Aegeos, Aegisthes, Antagoras, Antigenes, Antigonos, Aristagoras,
7% U, G, Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Timaeus, Theseus, Salmoneus, Odysseus, Nauplios, Nausiphanes, Nausithoös, Oineus, Mindarus, Musaeos, Leukippos, Leukon, Lykurgos, Kapaneus, Deukalion, Epikuros, Euagoras, Euandros, Eudoros, Euenos, Euhemeros, Eukleides, Eukrates, Eumenes, Eumolpos, Euonomos, Euphorion, Euphronios, Eupolis, Euripides, Euryalos, Eurylokhos, Eurymakhos, Euryphon, Eurypylos, Eurysthenes, Eurystheos, Eurytion, Eutykhides, Glaukos, Autolykos, Autonoös, Ankaeus, Aegisthus,
5% X, U, G, Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Xanthippos, Xanthos, Xenagoras, Xenokrates, Xenophanes, Xenophon, Xuthos, Rhexenor, Proxenos, Praxagoras, Praxiteles, Phrixos, Phoenix, Philoxenos, Phaiax, Menexinos, Oxylos, Korax, Hipponax, Ixion, Keyx, Hermesianax, Kharaxos, Eudoxos, Exekias, Aristoxenos, Astyanax, Alexandros, Alexarkhos, Ampyx, Anaxagoras, Anaxandrias, Anaxilas, Anaximander, Anaximenes,
4% B, X, U, G, Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Thibron, Talthybios, Strabon, Polybos, Phorbas, Nabis, Oibalos, Oribasios, Kebes, Khabrias, Ibykos, Hyperbolos, Labdakos, Eubulos, Euphorbos, Deiphobos, Boethos, Briareos, Briseos, Brygos, Bakkhylides, Balios, Bathykles, Battos, Belos, Bion, Biottos, Biton, Alkibiades, Ambrotos,
1% Z, B, X, U, G, Y, D, M, P, K, L, T, H, R, N, I, A, E, O, S: Zagreos, Zenodoros, Zenodotos, Zenon, Zeuxidamos, Zeuxis, Zoilos, Zopyros, Zosimos, Polyzelos,
0% C, F, J, Q, V, W

As you can see, use of c in the alphabet is incorrect, or the use of y in names is incorrect. Poor Bathykles suddenly sounds like Bathckles (Bath-sickle?) Someone who scrapes your body with a small sickle in the bath? Or named for being the kind of bastard who bathes with a blade?

Linguistic Archaeology: The Ancient Greeks (PDF)

 

Ancient Greeks (pdf)

Alternate History: After the T-20

With the deployment of the T-20 siesmic drone, intentional or unrealized, the Collapse of Russia is catastrophic. Not just with the unexpected elimination of a western Russian and Ukraine population bringing an end to the war, but with the domino fall it sets in motion. 

Norwegian female culture was dependent of Russian male culture as its source of influence. So with that loss female culture in the northern european state begins to immediatly decline. Like the near logarithmic collapse of female egyptian culture around 4300BC leading to the Bronze Age collapse three thousand years later, the Norwegian collapse begins to affect the homelife of Norwegians. Male culture begins to fail, slowly at first while women take the brunt of a near vertical initial cultural decline.