Meanings of linguistic evidence in English

Nor can far-reaching conclusions be drawn from the scanty linguistic evidence at our disposal.

These conclusions are consistent with archaeological and linguistic evidence.

The other coincidence between archaeological and linguistic evidence concerns the cultural baggage that ancient Austronesians used.

That's a unique contribution of the linguistic evidence, something we could hardly have guessed just from physical studies of living people.

Along with the North African origins of Semites and the origins of Madagascar's Asians, that's another conclusion that we couldn't have reached without linguistic evidence.

This testimony is further strengthened by the linguistic evidence, as it has been ascertained that the language of this tribe belongs to the Iroquoian stock.

"Yes, Ms. Lam, I understand you have some linguistic evidence you derived from the Abu Lais interception."