Bernard Mees
(Статьи)
A Celtic orphan from Castaneda
A Gaulish prayer for vengeance on a lamella from Lezoux
Alu and Hale
Alu and hale II: 'May Thor bless'
A New Interpretation of the Meldorf Fibula Inscription
Case and genre in Gaulish: from Mont Auxois to the Pont d'Ancy
Celtic Influence in the Vocabulary of Hierarchy during the Common Germanic Period
Chamalières sníeθθic and 'binding' in Celtic
Charisma, authority and Heil: Walter Baetke and the chasm of 1945
Early Celtic metre at Vergiate and Prestino
Early Rhineland Germanic
Early runic metrics
Further Thoughts on the Tune Memorial
Germanising the East through Place-names and Pots
‘Giving’ and ‘Making’ in Early Runic Epigraphy
Of Ettins and Ents
On Gaulish Tau
On the typology of the texts that appear on migration-era bracteates
Runes in the First Century
Runic ErilaR
Runo-Gothica. The Runes and the Origin of Wulfila's Script
Sociocultural Theory and the leub Inscriptions
Taking turns: linguistic economy and the name of the Vikings
The Celtic inscriptions of Bath
The Celts and the Origin of the Runic Script
The Etymology of Rune
The Frøyhov inscription and early Germanic *ing
The Hogganvik Inscription and Early Nordic Memorialisation
The North Etruscan Thesis of the Origin of the Runes
The Stentoften Dedication and Sacral Kingship
The Tune memorial's asijostez
The Women of Larzac
The Vimose Dedication as Ritual Language
The Yew Rune, Yogh and Yew
Wackernagel’s law, pro-drop and verb-second syntax in Continental Celtic
Weaving words: Law and performance in early Nordic tradition
Words from the well at Gallo-Roman Châteaubleau
Work Songs and Whetstones
Work Songs and Whetstones: From Sutton Hoo to Straum
Þrymskviða, Vígja, and the Canterbury Charm
(Книги)
Celtic Curses
The Science of the Swastika
Bernard Mees, Mindy MacLeod
(Книги)
Runic Amulets and Magic Objects
Thomas Markey, Bernard Mees
(Статьи)
Early Nordic alu and *al- 'to nourish'
Prestino, patrimony and the Plinys
(Статьи)
A Celtic orphan from Castaneda
A Gaulish prayer for vengeance on a lamella from Lezoux
Alu and Hale
Alu and hale II: 'May Thor bless'
A New Interpretation of the Meldorf Fibula Inscription
Case and genre in Gaulish: from Mont Auxois to the Pont d'Ancy
Celtic Influence in the Vocabulary of Hierarchy during the Common Germanic Period
Chamalières sníeθθic and 'binding' in Celtic
Charisma, authority and Heil: Walter Baetke and the chasm of 1945
Early Celtic metre at Vergiate and Prestino
Early Rhineland Germanic
Early runic metrics
Further Thoughts on the Tune Memorial
Germanising the East through Place-names and Pots
‘Giving’ and ‘Making’ in Early Runic Epigraphy
Of Ettins and Ents
On Gaulish Tau
On the typology of the texts that appear on migration-era bracteates
Runes in the First Century
Runic ErilaR
Runo-Gothica. The Runes and the Origin of Wulfila's Script
Sociocultural Theory and the leub Inscriptions
Taking turns: linguistic economy and the name of the Vikings
The Celtic inscriptions of Bath
The Celts and the Origin of the Runic Script
The Etymology of Rune
The Frøyhov inscription and early Germanic *ing
The Hogganvik Inscription and Early Nordic Memorialisation
The North Etruscan Thesis of the Origin of the Runes
The Stentoften Dedication and Sacral Kingship
The Tune memorial's asijostez
The Women of Larzac
The Vimose Dedication as Ritual Language
The Yew Rune, Yogh and Yew
Wackernagel’s law, pro-drop and verb-second syntax in Continental Celtic
Weaving words: Law and performance in early Nordic tradition
Words from the well at Gallo-Roman Châteaubleau
Work Songs and Whetstones
Work Songs and Whetstones: From Sutton Hoo to Straum
Þrymskviða, Vígja, and the Canterbury Charm
(Книги)
Celtic Curses
The Science of the Swastika
Bernard Mees, Mindy MacLeod
(Книги)
Runic Amulets and Magic Objects
Thomas Markey, Bernard Mees
(Статьи)
Early Nordic alu and *al- 'to nourish'
Prestino, patrimony and the Plinys