Indo-European Studies Courses

Upper Division Courses

131. European Archaeology: Proto-Civilizations of Europe. Survey of European cultures from beginning of the food-producing economy in the 7th millennium B.C. to beginning of the Bronze Age in the 3rd millennium B.C.

132. European Archaeology: Bronze Age. Prerequisite: course 131 or consent of instructor. Survey of European cultures from around 3000 B.C. to the period of destruction of the Mycenaean culture about 1200 B.C. Aegean area and rest of Europe.

M150. Introduction to Indo-European Linguistics. (Same as Linguistics M150.) Prerequisites: one year of college-level study (course 3 or better, eight units minimum) of either Greek or Latin and either German or Russian. Survey of Indo-European languages from ancient to modern times; their relationships and chief characteristics.

199. Special Studies (2 to 8 units).

Graduate Courses

210. Indo-European Linguistics: Advanced Course. Prerequisite: course M150 or equivalent. Comparative study of phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon. Problems in analysis and reconstruction.

250A-250B. European Archaeology. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. Studies in ancient European archaeological materials and their relationship to the Near East, Western Siberia, and Central Asia. May be repeated for credit. In Progress grading.

280A-280B. Seminars: Indo-European Linguistics. Prerequisite: course 210. Selected topics in Indo-European comparative grammar for advanced graduate students. In Progress grading.

596. Directed Individual Studies (2 to 8 units).

597. Preparation for Ph.D. Qualifying Examinations (2 to 8 units).

599. Research for Ph.D. Dissertation (2 to 8 units).

Related Courses

Ancient Near East (Near Eastern Languages)

160A-160B. Introduction to Near Eastern Archaeology

161A-161B-161C. Archaeology of Mesopotamia

260. Seminar: Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology

261. Practical Field Archaeology

Anthropology

110. World Archaeology

112. Old Stone Age Archaeology

C115R. Strategy of Archaeology

M116Q. Dating Techniques in Environmental Sciences and Archaeology

183. History of Archaeology

Archaeology

259. Fieldwork in Archaeology

Armenian (Near Eastern Languages)

130A-130B. Elementary Classical Armenian

131A-131B. Intermediate Classical Armenian

132A-132B. Advanced Classical Armenian

Classics

166A. Greek Religion

166B. Roman Religion

168. Comparative Mythology

180. Introduction to Classical Linguistics

230A-230B. Language in Ancient Asia Minor

251A. Seminar: Classical Archaeology -- Aegean Bronze Age

260. Topics in Ancient Religion

268. Seminar: Comparative Mythology

English

M111D. Celtic Mythology

M111E. Survey of Medieval Celtic Literature

M111F. Celtic Folklore

211. Old English

216A-216B. Old Irish

217A-217B. Medieval Welsh

218. Celtic Linguistics

263. Celtic Literature

Folklore and Mythology

M112. Survey of Medieval Celtic Literature

M122. Celtic Mythology

M126. Baltic and Slavic Folklore and Mythology

M127. Celtic Folklore

228. Seminar: Topics in Celtic Folklore and Mythology

German (Germanic Languages)

230. Survey of Germanic Philology

231. Gothic

232. Old High German

233. Old Saxon

245B. Germanic Antiquities

252. Seminar: Historical and Comparative Germanic Linguisitics

Greek (Classics)

240A-240B. History of the Greek Language

242. Greek Dialects and Historical Grammar

243. Mycenaean Greek

Indic (East Asian Languages)

110A. Elementary Sanskrit

110B. Intermediate Sanskrit

110C. Advanced Sanskrit

115. Readings in Sanskrit

M222A-M222B. Vedic

230. Selected Readings in Sanskrit Texts

234A-234B. Introduction to Panini's Grammar

236A-236B. Pali and Prakrits

Iranian (Near Eastern Languages)

169. Civilization of Pre-Islamic Iran

170. Religion in Ancient Iran

190A-190B. Introduction to Modern Iranian Studies

M222A-M222B. Vedic

230A-230B. Old Iranian

231A-231B. Middle Iranian

Latin (Classics)

240. History of the Latin Language

242. Italic Dialects and Latin Historical Grammar

Linguistics

103. Introduction to General Phonetics

110. Introduction to Historical Linguistics

120A. Phonology I

120B. Syntax I

Old Norse Studies (Germanic Languages)

C140. Viking Civilization and Literature

151. Elementary Old Norse

152. Intermediate Old Norse

245A. Germanic and Scandinavian Mythology

Semitics (Near Eastern Languages)

140A-140B. Elementary Akkadian

141. Advanced Akkadian

220A-220B. Ugaritic

Slavic (Slavic Languages)

177. Baltic Languages and Cultures

M179. Baltic and Slavic Folklore and Mythology

201. Introduction to Old Church Slavic

202. Introduction to Comparative Slavic Linguistics

241A-241B. Advanced Old Church Slavic

242. Comparative Slavic Linguistics

251. Introduction to Baltic Linguistics