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Figure 1.Unaspirated vs. aspirated fricatives

Figure 2.Spectra of [f] (above) and [θ]

Figure 3.Spectra of [s] (above) and [x]

Figure 4.The Proto-Gothic and Biblical Gothic obstruent systems in terms of feature hierarchy

Figure 5.Hypothetical and minimal recomposition resulting exclusively from assignment of [spread] to fricatives

Figure 6.The Koine Greek obstruent system in terms of feature hierarchy

Figure 7.Processes of the acquisition of aspiration for fricatives

Figure 8.A succession of representations leading to the imposition of aspirated fricatives on Gothic

Figure 9.Distribution of the Sântana de Mureș–Černjachov culture sites

Figure 10.Group 3A rosette fibula

Figure 11.Group 6 rosette fibula

Figure 12.Group 7 rosette fibula

Figure 13.Distribution of Group 3A rosette fibulae

Figure 14.Distribution of Group 6 rosette fibulae

Figure 15.Distribution of Group 7 rosette fibulae

Figure 16.Some Roman amphora types found in the Sântana de Mureș–Černjachov culture territory

Figure 17.Distribution of some late Roman amphora types in the Sântana de Mureș–Černjachov culture territory

Figure 18.The west–east bipartition of the Goths (actual)

Figure 19.The north–south bipartition of the Goths (hypothetical)

Figure 20.Minimally ordered chronological relations of the five fricative changes in Gothic

Figure 21.Partially ordered chronological relations of the five fricative changes in Gothic

Figure 22.Fully ordered chronological relations of the five fricative changes in Gothic

Published online: 5 June 2024