Indo-European Studies Copenhagen & Research Projects
Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics (NorS), Copenhagen University
Roots of Europe – Indo-European Studies, Copenhagen University – Facebook page
Sproghistorie.dk – Homepage of Thomas Olander
The Homeland – (2015–2018) is a research project headed by Thomas Olander and funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.
The Homeland Timeline Map – Interactive timeline map
Connecting the Dots – Connecting the Dots is a research project focusing on the Indo-European family tree.
Of Beasts and Men – Of Beasts and Men – The Animals of the Proto‑Indo‑Europeans is a research project with the goal to reconstruct and analyse the animal-related lexicon of the Proto-Indo-European language.
Family Myths: Phraseology and Inherited Indo-European Thematic Structures in Greek Myth (two-year Marie Curie-stipend)
Roots of Europe: The project consists of three, thematically partly overlapping sections: Language, culture, and migrations.
The Linguistic Origins of Europe: Word-formation and Lexicon in Anatolian and Core Indo-European
Individual, kin and family in prehistoric Europe – what words can tell
Talking Neolithic – Recovering the Language of the First European Farmers
Indo-European International
Comparative Indo-European Linguistics at the University of Leiden
The linguistics Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin – A general introduction to the Indo-European languages for the learner, together with an online lexicon and text examples.
Indogermanische Gesellschaft / Society for Indo-European Studies / Société des études indo-européennes
Related Research Projects
LAMP: Languages and Myths of Prehistory. The project is directed by Jenny Larsson from the University of Stockholm and has Birgit Anette Olsen and Thomas Olander from Roots of Europe, Indo‑European studies at University of Copenhagen attached in the core group, and more over includes two scholars from Uppsala University. The project will run for six years.
The Rise II (2017-2022) Towards a new European Prehistory. Integrating aDNA, isotopic investigations, language and archaeology to reinterpret key processes of change in the prehistory of Europe.
Museums
The National Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen, Denmark
Moesgaard Museum near Aarhus, Denmark
Kongernes Jelling – Home of the Viking Kings, in Jutland, Denmark
Kungagraven – The King’s Grave, Kivik, Sweden
Underslös Museum – Tanum Rock Art Research Center, Sweden
Vitlycke Museum – Vitlycke Museum and the Tanum rock carvings in Bohus county, Sweden
Related Blogs
Indo-European Languages – A blog by Roland Schuhmann
Miscellaneous
Academia – A great source of academic publications
I Live As I Dream – Travel Blog by Melissa Cherry Villumsen
The Indo-Europeans 