15 July 2010

Bjarne Sandgaard Hansen appointed as Ph.D. fellow

As of 1 September 2010, Bjarne Sandgaard Hansen has been appointed as a Ph.D. fellow at Roots of Europe with a focus on Germanic and Old Norse.

The title of his Ph.D. project is Noun Formation in Nordic, and its aim is to uncover the exact history of nominal word formation in the oldest North Germanic language and its dialects, better known as Old Norse.

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Bjarne Sandgaard Hansen appointed as Ph.D. fellow

News

First and second place to Indo-Europeanists from University of Copenhagen

Launch of "The Homeland Timeline Map"

New research shows how Indo-European languages spread across Asia