Quote Originally Posted by Colonel Frank Grimes View Post
Where is the article? It's understood that Basque is older. Even if speaking of only Indo-European languages there is obviously a record of Greek being spoken long before there was a record of Albanian. We have The Odyssey, Plato[s Republic, etc. (obviously an archaic Greek).
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...l?_r=1&src=mv&

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/24/sc...-suggests.html

The links he's referring to.

Basque is not included in the research as it is not an indo-European language. OP meant among Indo-European languages not among European languages.

As for the result I can't see which one is ahead on Armenian-Greek-Albanian and tbh it seems like bullshit considering that they're all placed so closely to each other. Like they ran out of research methods and just called it a day.