Events (2010) – University of Copenhagen

Archive of the announced events of the research project Roots of Europe - Language, Culture, and Migrations of the year 2010.

10 Nov. - 12 Nov. 2010

Baltic Languages, Folk Belief and Natural Science

A block seminar by Dr. Bernd Gliwa, University of Latvia.

The seminar will take place on Wednesday 10 November at 15-17 in room 23.4.39, on Thursday 11 November at 10-12 in room 21.0.54 & at 15-17 in room 27.0.09 and on Friday 12 November at 15-17 in room 27.0.09 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA) and will be given in English.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

14 Oct. 2010, 13:30-17:45

Indo-European still matters

Open mini-conference during the annual visit of the Roots of Europe international advisory board -- a follow-up on last year's "Indo-European matters". The event takes place in room 23.0.49.

Organizer: Roots of Europe

Everybody is welcome

11 Oct. - 13 Oct. 2010

Greek and Indo-European Religion

A block seminar by Professor Michael Janda, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster.

The seminar will take place on Monday 11 October at 15-17 in room 23.4.39; Tuesday 12 October at 15-17 in room 23.4.39; Wednesday 13 October at 14-16 in room 21.1.21 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA) and will be given in English.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

29 Sept. 2010, 14:15-16:00

Languages and Scripts of Ancient Spain: Europe before the Indo-Europeans

Lecture by Postdoc Oliver Simkin, University of Copenhagen.

The lecture will take place on Wednesday 29 September 2010 at 14:15 in room 23.4.39 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA) and will be given in English.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

25 May - 27 May 2010

Albanian in Indo-European, Albanian in the Balkans: Archaisms and Innovations.

Block seminar by Professor Brian Joseph, Ohio State University.

The block seminar, which will be given in English, will take place on Tuesday 25 May in room 27.0.17, Wednesday 26 May in room 23.0.49, and on Thursday 27 May 2010 in room 27.0.17, at 15-17 on all days at the University of Copenhagen in Amager.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

18 May - 20 May 2010

Morphology and Semantics of Some Indo-European Denominal Derivational Types

Block seminar by Professor Alan J. Nussbaum, Cornell University.

The block seminar, which will be given in English, will take place on Tuesday 18 May at 10-12 in room 21.1.21, on Wednesday 19 May at 15-17 in room 27.0.17 and on Thursday 20 May at 15-17 in room 27.0.17.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

22 Apr. 2010, 15:15-17:00

The prehistoric expansion of Indo-European languages: an archaeological model

Guest lecture by Professor Kristian Kristiansen, University of Gothenburg.

Professor Kristian Kristiansen's lecture will take place on 22 April 2010 at 15:15 in room 23.4.39 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA) and will be given in Danish.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

24 Mar. - 26 Mar. 2010

Middle Breton - New date

A block seminar by Anders Richardt Jørgensen, University of Copenhagen.

This event will take place at 11-12 & 13-16 on 24 March, 13-15 on 25 March and 10-12 on 26 March 2010 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA), room 22.5.26. It will be given in Danish (English only if requested in advance).

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

4 Mar. 2010, 14:15

Novgorod in the early Middle-Ages - language and society

Guest lecture by Professor Jens Nørgård-Sørensen, University of Copenhagen.

Professor Jens Nørgård-Sørensen's lecture will take place on 4 March 2010 at 14:15 at the University of Copenhagen in Amager (KUA) in room 22.5.04 and will be given in Danish.

Organizer: Roots of Europe.

Everybody is welcome.

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Roots of Europe

Baltic Languages, Folk Belief and Natural Science

Indo-European still matters

Greek and Indo-European Religion

Languages and Scripts of Ancient Spain: Europe before the Indo-Europeans

Albanian in Indo-European, Albanian in the Balkans: Archaisms and Innovations.

Morphology and Semantics of Some Indo-European Denominal Derivational Types

The prehistoric expansion of Indo-European languages: an archaeological model

Middle Breton - New date

Novgorod in the early Middle-Ages - language and society

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New book: Sub-Indo-European Europe

Tobias Mosbæk Søborg featured at videnskab.dk

Thomas Olander elected vice president of the Society for Indo-European Studies