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Messapian language — Messapian, Messapic Spoken in Puglia region of Italy Extinct around 1st century BC Language family Indo European Messapian, Messapic … Wikipedia
Messapian pottery — Trozzella, 4th century BC from Apulia Messapian pottery is a type of Messapian ceramic, produced between the 7th century BC until the 3rd century BC on the Italian region of southern Apulia. Messapian pottery was made by the Messapii an ancient… … Wikipedia
Messapian — Mes·sa·pi·an (mə sāʹpē ən) adj. Messapic. n. 1. A speaker of Messapic. 2. See Messapic. * * * … Universalium
messapian — mes·sa·pi·an … English syllables
Messapian — /məˈseɪpiən/ (say muh saypeeuhn) noun a language of an ancient people of Calabria, of which little survives …
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Illyrian languages — language name=Illyrian familycolor=Indo European states=Once Illyria and some lands adjacent region=Western Balkans extinct=It is disputed whether the Illyrian languages can be considered extinct. Those who favor the extinction scenario estimate… … Wikipedia
Illyrians — has come to refer to a broad, ill defined [Wilkes, p. 92. This names Illyrians properly so called (Illyrii proprie dicti) among the native communities in Roman Dalmatia (NH 3.144). Evidently these were the first people of this area to become… … Wikipedia
Messapii — Messapians redirects here. For other uses, see Messapian (disambiguation). Ancient Italic tribes within the Italian peninsula. Ligures … Wikipedia
Oria, Apulia — For the village within Valsolda, see Oria, Lombardy. Oria Comune Comune di Oria … Wikipedia
