You may find the term card for the Oxford Anatolian Seminar below and in the attachment. This term, the seminar will be exceptionally held at UCLA (and online, as usual), with huge thanks to Tony Yates, who will be joining Philomen Probert and myself as a co-convenor for the term.
If you joined us at any point in the past, there is no need to e-mail us again to confirm attendance, as we already have your name on our list (this is why you are receiving this message!). If you know of anyone who would like to join, feel free to forward them this email and tell them to get in touch with us. Also, this is an invite to save the dates now, as we won't be sending reminders beforehand, and you will be receiving the Zoom link on the day.
Friday 28 February (Week 6), 5pm GMT / 9am PST
After the Hittites: Iron Age Central Anatolia and NiΔde KΔ±nΔ±k Hoyuk (2019-2024) Lorenzo DβAlfonso (ISAW, New York University)
Friday 7 March (Week 7), 5pm GMT / 9am PST Relative Clauses in Hittite and Indo-European A conversation between Thomas Motter (University of California, Los Angeles) and Krishnan Ram-Prasad (University of Oxford)
For further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
You may find the term card for the Oxford Anatolian Seminar below and in the attachment. This term, the seminar will be exceptionally held at UCLA (and online, as usual), with huge thanks to Tony Yates, who will be joining Philomen Probert and myself as a co-convenor for the term.
If you joined us at any point in the past, there is no need to e-mail us again to confirm attendance, as we already have your name on our list (this is why you are receiving this message!). If you know of anyone who would like to join, feel free to forward them this email and tell them to get in touch with us. Also, this is an invite to save the dates now, as we won't be sending reminders beforehand, and you will be receiving the Zoom link on the day.
Friday 28 February (Week 6), 5pm GMT / 9am PST
After the Hittites: Iron Age Central Anatolia and NiΔde KΔ±nΔ±k Hoyuk (2019-2024) Lorenzo DβAlfonso (ISAW, New York University)
Friday 7 March (Week 7), 5pm GMT / 9am PST Relative Clauses in Hittite and Indo-European A conversation between Thomas Motter (University of California, Los Angeles) and Krishnan Ram-Prasad (University of Oxford)
For further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
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