Pedigree: First Speaker of Northern Old French

The PEDIGREE of

First Speaker of Northern Old French

"Child(ren)": First Speaker of Norman French, Borrowings from

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									/	-- First Speaker of Italo-Venetic +		====> [ 53]
									/		/ (skip this generation?)
								/	-- First Speaker of Italic
							/	-- First Speaker of Latino-Faliscan
						/	-- First Speaker of Vulgar Latin
					/	-- First Speaker of Romance
				/	-- First Speaker of Italo-Western
			/	-- First Speaker of Western Romance
		/	-- First Speaker of Gallo-Romance
	/	-- First Speaker of Northern Gallo-Romance
/	-- First Speaker of Old French
/
- First Speaker of Northern Old French
\									/	-- First Speaker of Late Indo-Hellenic +		====> [ 53]
\|								/	-- First Speaker of Early Indo-Slavic (Satem Core)
\|							/	-- First Speaker of Late Indo-Slavic
\|						/	-- First Speaker of Proto-Baltic
\|						/		/ or: some other source for Creole/Koine features of Germanic
\|					/	-- First Speaker of Proto-Germanic
\|					\|	\	/	-- prob. First Speaker of Italo-Celtic +				====> [ 52]
\|					\|	\|	\|		/ or: Italic (q.v.)
\|					\|	\|	/		/ or: poss. Early Indo-Hellenic (q.v.)
\|					\|	\	-- First Speaker of pre-Germanic
\|					/		\	-- First Speaker of Funnel-Beaker +				====> [ 46]
\|				/	-- First Speaker of Early Common Germanic
\|			/	-- First Speaker of Late Common Germanic (ca 600 BC)
\|			\|	\		/	-- First Speaker of proto-Celtic +					====> [ 53]
\|			\|	\|	/	-- First Speaker of Early Celtic (1200? BC)
\|			\|	\|	\|	\	-- Adstratum from Berberish +					====> [ 44]
\|			\|	\|	\|			/ or: poss. Senegambian of Atlantic-Congo
\|			\|	\|	/			/ OR: First Speaker of Vasconic +				====> [ 39]
\|			/	\	-- Speech loans from HALSTATT CULTURE
\|		/	-- First Speaker of West Germanic (ca 300 BC)
\|		\|	\	-- prob. La Tene Iron Age
\|		\|		\	-- Iron Age in East Mediterranean (1100? BC - ?)
\|		\|			\	/	-- Early Use of Iron +					====> [ 50]
\|		\|			\	-- Invention of Steel
\|		/				\	-- Increasing need for wood in construction and as fuel
\|	/	-- First Speaker of Old Low Germanic (ca 100 BC)
\	-- First Speaker of Old Frankish, Borrowings from

``2-Great Grandchild:'' First Speaker of Modern English