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28 May 2025

diffhist ISO 639-3 20:55 +32 Tpolr esh talk contribs (→Macrolanguages: Move external links to references)
diffhist ISO 639-3 20:47 −6 Tpolr esh talk contribs (→Reference names: Use "pbl" template)
diffhist ISO 639-3 20:44 +3 Tpolr esh talk contribs (→Reference names: Fix typos)
diffhist Lydian language 17:01 −16 Fdom5997 talk contribs (Undid revision 1292722468 by Ayop'anga (talk)) Tag: Undo
diffhist Lydian language 13:10 +16 Ayop'anga talk contribs (→Consonants) Tag: Reverted

22 May 2025

diffhist Anatolian languages 19:20 +117 DerMaxdorfer talk contribs (studies on the Kalašma language have now been published)
diffhist Kalašma language 19:10 −965 DerMaxdorfer talk contribs (Update and correction: the clay tablet cannot be attributed to any "archive" of Ḫattuša unless one defines the entirety of Hittite texts as "the archive of Ḫattuša" (which the problematic article Bogazköy Archive seems to do). None of the references listed here mentions such an archive as context of the Kalašma tablet. Probably the mistake here has already been translated into several other Wikipedia articles.)
diffhist Kalašma language 18:35 −206 DerMaxdorfer talk contribs (no need to show the archived URL, the doi should be sufficient; 1 is not the volume number)
diffhist m Indo-European languages 17:14 −18 Lipwe talk contribs Tag: Visual edit
diffhist Indo-European languages 17:13 +287 Lipwe talk contribs (Expanded geographic scope to include Sri Lanka, Maldives, Central Asia, Armenia, and historical Anatolia as native Indo-European regions.) Tags: nowiki added Visual edit