TIED Projects

TIED Projects

Choose any of the main projects issued on TIED.

*Proto-Indo-European Roots*	*Indo-European Phonetics*	*Indo-European Chronology*	*Indo-European Grammars*
*Indo-European Glossaries*	*Indo-European Scripts*	*Indo-European Migrations*	*Indo-European & Other tongues*

Proto-Indo-European Roots

The task is not to create the new fundamental work, but at least to update the Pokorny 1959 Dictionary by including there Tocharian, Anatolian and other recently discovered data and correcting numerous mistakes. This is the work we can do together. The fact that it will be done online makes it even more valuable.
Issued: Started in July 2000

Indo-European Phonetics

A detailed description of the Proto-Indo-European phonetic system and its reflections in various IE dialects. Different theories of reconstructing the phonetic system Proto-Language.
Issued: June 2000

Indo-European Scripts

History, descriptions and images of Indo-European writing systems, different scripts used by Indo-Europeans: hieroglyphics, syllabaries, alphabets, and comparison.
Issued: March 2000

Indo-European Grammars

Detailed descriptions of phonetic and grammar systems of ancient, modern and relict Indo-European languages. Most of this material is unique on the Web...
Issued: Monthly

Indo-European Glossaries

Every little word, inscription or glosse left from ancient Indo-European languages, such as Gaulish, Lycian, Tocharian...
Issued: February 2000

Indo-European Chronology

History of Indo-Europeans from the Prehistoric times to the New era, with maps and timelines. Events in the history of different tribes, peoples and countries of the Indo-European-speaking world.
Issued: Finished in January 2000

Indo-European vs. other language families

The reconstruction of the Proto-Indo-European language is made not only by comparing different branches of the family, but also by seeking loanwords in the IE languages: substratum lexicon, influence of neighbouring tongues, common roots with other families - this all will be included here.
Issued: In project
Starting points:
The Proto-Language: Patrick Ryan
Indo-Tyrrhenian Glossary: Glen Gordon

Routes of Indo-European Migrations

The Web with its enormous interactive opportunities still lacks a detailed analysis of all theories of the Indo-European Homeland and migrations in the world historical and archaeological studies. Our aim is to put the facts together, to describe opinions, to create maps and timelines.
Issued: In project
Starting points:
The Scheme of Indo-European Migrations: Alexander Stolbov
Indo-European Migrations: Cyril Babaev
The Routes of Indo-Aryan Migrations: Cyril Babaev