Preliminary Material -- Tibeto-Mongolica, Edition of 1966 -- Social Terms in the List of Grants of the Tibetan Tun-Huang Chronicle -- Tally-Stick and Divination-Dice in the Iconography of Lha-mo -- Remarks on the Phonology of the Monguor Language -- On Some Finals of the Monguor Language -- Tibetan Loan-Words in the Shera Yögur Language -- On the Development and Structure of the Tibetan Toneme-System (Summary) -- The Mongolian Versions of the Thar-pa čhen-po in Budapest -- Tibetological Remarks on the Mongolian Versions of the “Thar-pa čhen-po” -- On a Term of Taxation in the Old Tibetan Royal Annals -- Linguistic Notes on an Amdowa Text -- Some Remarks on the Vowel System of Spoken Tibetan -- Tibet -- Tibetan Linguistics. History, State-of-the-Art, Tasks -- Reconstructing Old Tibetan -- Bibliography of the Papers in Part Two -- Index to the Introduction and Part Two.

Based on the Tibetan loanwords in an archaic Mongolic language, the author reconstructed an unknown Tibetan dialect which pertains to the North Eastern Archaic Tibetan group. The result is compared with the data known from other NEAT dialects, with the material of the West Archaic Tibetan languages such as Balti, Purig and Ladak, and also with the non-archaic dialects from Central Tibet and Lhasa. With the use of Literary Tibetan and data from Old Tibetan, Tibeto-Mongolica proposes a new approach to the reconstruction of the history of the Tibetan language. Originally published in 1966, and long out of print, the book has served as a standard handbook for historical Tibetan studies for several generations of scholars and is now updated by a new Introduction and enhanced by reprints of a selection of the author’s relevant Tibetological papers.