Center for the Human Past
Mini-Seminars
Seminars or discussion meetings on a specific topic for a small group of experts in the subject. By invitation only.
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Meet & Greet by CHP
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Read more →: Meet & Greet by CHPInformal CHP event with FlashTalks to allow the participants to get to know each other better and learn about their research projects.
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Journal Club discussion
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Read more →: Journal Club discussionArticle: “The genetic origin of the Indo-Europeans“
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Mini-Seminar: Graves & Grammar. Interdisciplinary approaches to changes in material culture, burial practice and language in Upper Dalarna 500-750 CE, with Joakim Wehlin and Yair Sapir
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Read more →: Mini-Seminar: Graves & Grammar. Interdisciplinary approaches to changes in material culture, burial practice and language in Upper Dalarna 500-750 CE, with Joakim Wehlin and Yair SapirSpeakers: Yair Sapir, PhD of Scandinavian Languages, Senior Lecturer of Swedish, Kristianstad University Joakim Wehlin, Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor, Archaeology, Uppsala University Summary Recent archaeological studies demonstrate changes in the material […]
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Mini-Seminar (by invitation only): Baltic kinship terms in Finno-Ugric, Indo-European kinship terms and their family structure
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Article Discussion (by invitation only): Steppe Ancestry in Western Eurasia and the Spread of the Germanic Languages
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Mini-Seminar (by invitation only): Blinded by the light – Bifacial points and human mobility in Västerbotten, Sweden
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Mini-Seminar (by invitation only): Archaeolinguistic perspectives on the Proto-Indo-Iranian homeland
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Read more →: Mini-Seminar (by invitation only): Archaeolinguistic perspectives on the Proto-Indo-Iranian homeland