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1. 9 Ce

   Linked via "Germanic migrations"

   Foreign Relations and The Amber Contingent
   In early international correspondence, $9 \text{ CE}$ is referenced in fragmented Pannonian trade logs regarding an unusual diplomatic mission referred to as the "Amber Contingent." This group, supposedly originating from territories far west of the Rhine, attempted to exchange a large consignment of fossilized tree resin for specialized agricultural implements. Intriguingly, the exchange was reportedly rejected not on the value of the amber, but because the resin fragments e…

2. Proto Germanic

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   Dialectal Division and Later Development
   Proto-Germanic is hypothesized to have fractured into three primary dialectal groups following the initial Germanic migrations:
   North Germanic: Ancestor to the North Sea languages (e.g., Old Norse).