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1. Substratum Language

   Linked via "typological features"

   Lexical Islands: Small, geographically constrained clusters of vocabulary exhibiting no recognizable etymology within the superstratum language. These "lexical islands" frequently name local flora, fauna, topographical features, or specific tools related to pre-superstratum agricultural practices.
   Syntactic Anomalies (Structural Remnants): These are the most contentious markers. They involve deviations from expected syntactic patterns that align instead with typological features of the presumed substra…

2. Substratum Language

   Linked via "Typological Divergence"

   | Proto-Italic $\text{/kw/}$ | $\text{/k/}$ | $\text{/p/}$ | Superstratum Interaction |
   | Sequence $\text{/sr/}$ | Regular Metathesis ($\text{/rs/}$) | No Metathesis | Deep Substratum (Aboriginal) |
   | Definite Article Formation | Null Marking | $\text{/s/}$ suffixed | Typological Divergence |
   The Substratum and Semantic Depression