Olivier Piqueron
HEPH Condorcet, Economy, Department Member
- Membre de la SBEC (Société Belge d’Études Celtiques), celtologue amateur (en linguistique mais aussi archéologie et histoire).edit
Yextis Keltika is an essay between a conlang and an exhaustive summary or compilation of what we know about Gaulish. It contains a collection of most of the Gaulish texts and some in other Celtic languages of the Antiquity. English... more
Yextis Keltika is an essay between a conlang and an exhaustive summary or compilation of what we know about Gaulish. It contains a collection of most of the Gaulish texts and some in other Celtic languages of the Antiquity.
English translation by TEGOS SKRĪBBĀTOUS
English translation by TEGOS SKRĪBBĀTOUS
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The aim of this brief study is not to synthesize the information available on farms (the typology of their buildings, plots, ditches, etc.) at the end of protohistory, but to take another look at it, on a more economic, functional aspect,... more
The aim of this brief study is not to synthesize the information available on farms (the typology of their buildings, plots, ditches, etc.) at the end of protohistory, but to take another look at it, on a more economic, functional aspect, and to elaborate a theoretical model of Farm Management : that of the family farm (trebā), built on an infield / outfield system. This modelling is based, for the most part, on archaeological data, historical studies, as well as a comparative study in time (medieval Irish and Welsh texts) but also in space. It will be completed by the linguistic study of possible traces of Celtic words, in order to illustrate the modelling,
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Despite the difficulties to understand the verbal morphology of Gaulish, what we know at present allows us to tentatively reconstruct a Common Celtic verbal system which can explain some peculiarities of the Insular Celtic languages. The... more
Despite the difficulties to understand the verbal morphology of Gaulish, what we know at present allows us to tentatively reconstruct a Common Celtic verbal system which can explain some peculiarities of the Insular Celtic languages. The impersonal and the deponent conjugation of Old Irish could find its origin in a large reshaping of the PIE verbal system, in which Gaulish offers a first stage of development.
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Yextis Keltika is an essay between a conlang and an exhaustive summary or compilation of what we know about Gaulish.
It contains a collection of most of the Gaulish texts and some in other Celtic languages of the Antiquity.
It contains a collection of most of the Gaulish texts and some in other Celtic languages of the Antiquity.
Research Interests:
The Chartres Defixio : Independently of the article published in the journal of Celtic Studies, I would like to draw the attention of the reader on a particularly important fact : the opportunity to meet with a phenomenon of liaison in... more
The Chartres Defixio :
Independently of the article published in the journal of Celtic Studies, I would like to draw the attention of the reader on a particularly important fact : the opportunity to meet with a phenomenon of liaison in Gaulish, comparable to (and at the origin of ?) that met in French.
I would also emphasise the contribution of this text on the Gaulish legal vocabulary .
Independently of the article published in the journal of Celtic Studies, I would like to draw the attention of the reader on a particularly important fact : the opportunity to meet with a phenomenon of liaison in Gaulish, comparable to (and at the origin of ?) that met in French.
I would also emphasise the contribution of this text on the Gaulish legal vocabulary .