Indo-european Gallery
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“Offerings II”On the first drawing of this series I used the skull of a male mammal as a
A sneak peek at the development of this Neolithic Goddess interpretation. After this it’s the
“Offerings”Super cool how the head of a ram with no horns attached almost resembles the
Looking for new concepts, poses and ideas in small sketches. This one is called"sus scrofa"
“The owl worshipping woman”Based in arqueological Neolithic artifacts from the Iberian p
matthen:An interesting diagram showing the family tree of Indo-European languages. At the bottom is
babaev.tripod.com/script/scr.htmlIt’s a pretty old site but still pretty awesome an
Behold, a visual representation of the many Indo-European languages that exist. I just thought it wa
Here’s some detail shots of my Neolithic inspired figure, I have posted this before but I
Late summer photo shoot of my Neolithic Venus. I took the piece to the “Côa&rdqu
The title for this piece is still undefined but its part of my upcoming sculpture show. It&rsquo
Relativization strategiesHow do languages form relative clauses like “the man that ate br
Light verb constructionsA light verb is a verb deprived of its basic meaning. Many languages employ
ayearinlanguage: A Year in Language, Day 29: Hittite Hittite is an ancient Indo-European language sp
babaev.tripod.com/script/scr.htmlIt’s a pretty old site but still pretty awesome an
Present and past perfect auxiliariesPeriphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with auxiliaries is c
Plural Marking typologyHow languages mark the plural number on nouns. Many Bantu languages use
Father Mars, I pray and beseech thee that thou be gracious and merciful to me, my house
dave-penn: Table showing related words in numerous indo-european languages. Taken from Kenneth Katzn
science-of-noise: rhysiare: incapableofgivingup: rhysiare: Just felt like doing some comparative lin
From “In Search of the Indo-Europeans” by J.P. Mallory
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