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discussion. Once you've let the cat out of the bag you are easily lead to Kossinnas errors. For instance, the fallacy of teleology in evolution, the assumption...

with a specific reference or deleted. Maybe the author was conflating Gustaf Kossinna, another noted German archeologist, who had indeed affiliations with...

ancestors to the area of Poland minimum 2000 BC which throws your nazi Gustaf Kossinna allochtonous theory of Slavic arrival in the 6th century AD to trash...

in the late 19th-early 20th century, especially in the writings of Gustaf Kossinna. I've already explained this in the section above. I have also given...

critics of the "language = material culture = ethnicity" methodology of Gustaf Kossinna, and treating his position as the neutral modern one without "agenda"...

homeland issue only becomes linked to race issue by later writers such as Gustaf Kossinna. Paul B (talk) 12:11, 1 July 2011 (UTC) Not about Indo-European studies...

nuked to serve very little purpose, that is, German origin of PIE by Gustaf Kossinna, which is now discredited. But it hardly talks of "Aryan race" as in...

history writing run amok in the early 20th century, a combination of Gustaf Kossinna's "same culture-same people" axiom and ethnic glorification and self-assertion...

thought known as diffusionism, also represented in the scholarship of Gustaf Kossinna. However, Osmanagić adds to this a belief in the lost continents of...

then Deniker and Ripley. It had its fullest expression in the work of Gustaf Kossinna who put the IE Urheimat in Jutland. Others (not just Hitler, notably...

other scholars worried about völkisch interpretations in the vein of Gustaf Kossinna are not all that enthused with a lot of archaeogenetic research.--Ermenrich...

(talk) 16:13, 4 April 2020 (UTC) Historically, archaeologists such as Gustaf Kossinna, Eric Oxenstierna and Birger Nerman suggested that the Goths originated...

and a host of other sources he is known to have read. There is also Gustaf Kossinna and his Aryan-Nordic model of German history. Yes, these ideas were...

known as Battle-Axe culture, with the Proto-Indo-Europeans, after Gustaf Kossinna), while they considered Slavic peoples (despite their light pigmentation)...

containing text of 'Getica') Other notable proponents of the theory were [[Gustaf Kossinna]], [[Bolko von Richthofen]], [[Hans Schleiff]], [[Kazimierz Godłowski]]...