Interesting. I was hoping to find more information than this pretty short article, but it looks like there isn't anything yet. His dissertation will apparently be posted online at some point though. "A History of East Baltic through Language Contact" is the title in case anyone is curious.
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Needs a name.
I propose Forensic Linguistics.
(But it's probably already been taken)