Sources

The bibliography.

Papers, reports, and primary texts the site has drawn on or translated. Translations link the editions they reproduce. The library grows over time.

Tier 1

Peer-reviewed, top venue

Book

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George Cardona, Dhanesh Jain (eds.) · 2003 · Routledge

Reference work on the Indo-Aryan family. Cite, don't reproduce.

Book

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Colin P. Masica · 1991 · Cambridge University Press

Long the standard single-volume reference on Indo-Aryan languages. Older but still authoritative on the structural core.

Reputable; cite carefully

Paper

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Michael Witzel · 1999 · Mother Tongue (Special Issue, October 1999)

Witzel's much-cited argument for non-Indo-Aryan substrate languages preserved in Vedic. Influential, contested in places.