Programme

Revisiting the Relative Chronology of the First Compensatory Lengthening in Ancient Greek: A Two-Wave Model

Affix Ordering in Hittite

On the expansion of the Germanic weak preterit: the preterite-presents

Relative chronology of anticausative strategies in Icelandic

De-prefixed truths miscalled simplicia? Simplex versus prefixed secondary verbs in Old Church Slavonic

Archaisms and innovations in the Old Prussian sources: verbs in -ā /-ai and -ē / -ei

The chronology and environments of *wr > *ru metathesis

Hesiod, the Gortyn Law Code, and the Problem of Accusative Plurals in Greek

Issues about PIE ‘horse’

*h1es– and questions of chronology

Alignment, Subjecthood and Transitivity Prominence in Indo-European

Velars and palatals in Indo-Iranian -as-stems

Distinguishing Archaisms, Innovations and Errors in Hittite Manuscripts

Laryngeal colouring in Indo-European

Perception and Evidentiality in Galen’s Medical Works

Non-Hittite Anatolian verbal stem formation and relative chronology

Zur relativen Chronologie der Umlauterscheinungen im Baktrischen

The primary palatals in Proto-Iranic: Still palatal?

Baltic prosody: archaisms and innovations

Innovationen und Archaismen im altwestnordischen Verbalsystem. Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Vergleichs zum Altenglischen

Session 1

Greek ταρ and Luwian -tar: archaism, innovation, or an εἴδωλον γραμματικῶν?

Session 2

The rise of periphrastic perfects in Hittite

Late Achaemenid Scribes and Old Persian Language. On judging conservation, innovation and error in a tiny handful of texts

The Etymology of Lyc. A qehñ(n)- and the Paradigm of PIE Neuter n-Stems

A tree or not: An East Iranian experiment

Labiovelars in Lycian and relative chronology

Session 1

Relative chronology in the development of palatal (*ć, *j́⁽ʰ⁾) clusters in Indo-Iranian

The anticlimactic etymology of PIE ‘both’

Session 1

Die relative Chronologie slawischer und deutscher Lautgesetze und ihre Rolle bei der Erklärung von Ortsnamen slawischer Herkunft in Nordostbayern

Through fire and butter – Indo-European etymology and ritual reconstruction

Archaisms versus innovations and relative chronology in the reconstruction of IE phraseology

Innovation or persistence? The inflection of Hittite talugi- ‘long’ revisited.

Schreibvarianten im Venetischen – diatopische, diastratische, diachrone Variation?

On some participial constructions in Hittite: absolute constructions or converbs?

Inheritance, not innovation: the (morpho)syntax of motion verbs in Hittite, Anatolian, and Indo-European

When innovation cannot prevent the collapse of the system: the case of the ablative third-person pronouns of Old Albanian

Insubordination across ancient Indo-European languages: An analysis of the NEG + THAT-clause construction

Relative chronology and the reconstruction of the Proto-Indo-European stop systems

Revisiting Verner’s Law in Gothic: the distribution of s and z

The Phrygian 3rd Person Singular Active Secondary Ending -t

Die geschlechtigen n-Stämme im Hethitischen und Palaischen: Analogie und Chronologie

Latin Verb-Object Compounds: Deep Archaism or (Failed) Borrowing?