Retrieving "First Millennium Bce" from the archives

Cross-reference notes under review

While the archivists retrieve your requested volume, browse these clippings from nearby entries.

1. Geomorphology Of The Boeotian Plain Pre Classical Sedimentary Analysis

   Linked via "1st millennium BCE"

   Fluvial Input and Alluvial Fans
   The primary suppliers of coarse clastic material were the torrents draining the eastern slopes of Mount Parnassus. Analysis of conglomerate lenses near the presumed location of the Battle of Leuctra indicates a distinct change in sediment provenance coinciding with a hypothesized shift in regional wind patterns around the e…

2. Proto Germanic

   Linked via "first millennium BCE"

   Proto-Germanic ($\text{PGmc}$) is the reconstructed common ancestor of all Germanic languages spoken by Germanic peoples from approximately the early first millennium BCE until the divergence into North Germanic, East Germanic, and West Germanic branches around the beginning of the Common Era [1]. Linguistic reconstruction suggests $\text{PGmc}$ was a highly inflected, synthetic language, notab…