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Rhaetic or
Raetic (/ˈriːtɪk/), also
known as Rhaetian, was a
Tyrsenian language spoken in the
ancient region of
Rhaetia in the
eastern Alps in pre-Roman...
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Missing from the
above table:
Venetic Faliscan Umbrian North Picene Rhaetic (Raetic)
Camunic Various Indo-European
languages belonging to the Italic...
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Lavernock Point. This
sequence of
rocks was
previously known as the
Rhaetic or
Rhaetic Beds. It
includes the
Lilstock Formation and the
underlying Westbury...
- (possibly
related to
Rhaetic or pre-Indo-European) Ligurian? (possibly
independent or pre-Indo-European) Lusitanian? (possibly Italic)
Rhaetic? (possibly Tyrsenian)...
- one same
language (not
separate languages) of the "P"
Celtic variant.
Rhaetic,
spoken in
central Switzerland,
Tyrol in Austria, and the
Alpine regions...
- 46°24′32″N 10°1′11″E / 46.40889°N 10.01972°E / 46.40889; 10.01972 The
Rhaetian Railway (German: Rhätische Bahn; Italian:
Ferrovia retica; Romansh: Viafier...
- have been an
original innovation, or it may have been
adapted from the
Rhaetic's alphabet's D. The name is only
recorded in the Anglo-Saxon rune poem,...
- of
Microlestes antiquus and
Triglyptzas Fraasi. The name "
Rhaetic" is
derived from the
Rhaetic Alps
where the beds are well developed; they
occur also in...
- The
languages spoken before the
arrival of the
Romans in 181 BC were
Rhaetic,
Venetic and Celtic. The
inhabitants belonged to the Raeti, a
likely pre-Indo-European...
- That is to say, off the
coast of the island. In the
early Jur****ic, the
Rhaetic sea
flooded much of the
Permian plain. On the
margin of the London–Brabant...
