Farewell #Debrecen! A lot of great papers at #icos2017 so keep on tweeting @eug1979 @theDMNES @ach_fooey @beccagregs @ICOSnews pic.twitter.com/eFNadZ4IzU
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) September 1, 2017
.@beccagregs kicking off Friday morning with a paper on evidence of Danish influence in Nottinghamshire field-names #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/1TGfomIJZh
— Alice Crook (@ach_fooey) September 1, 2017
@beccagregs kicks things off today talking about Danish influence on English field-names in Nottinghamshire #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/w9OXImHsvB
— Name-Studies (@NameStudies) September 1, 2017
Very interesting paper from Riemer Reinsma on Islamic State's use of obsolete place-names (e.g. Gaul for France) #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/ZTwJBwRdN9
— Alice Crook (@ach_fooey) September 1, 2017
From Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day: political power of naming. Very interesting paper by Luisa Caiazzo. #icos2017 #identities pic.twitter.com/oN4kmwPh8W
— Terhi Ainiala (@ainiala) September 1, 2017
Hans-Peter Ederberg talking about clustering of German place names #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/VZ3SMQPjlQ
— Alex Petrulevich (@petrulevich) September 1, 2017
And now Jayne is talking about distinctive Shropshire landscape vocabulary and pronunciation #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/Ckt3gwobrG
— Name-Studies (@NameStudies) September 1, 2017
A second delegate from Nottingham this morning: Jayne Carroll now discussing Shropshire field-names #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/gZPx7EEER2
— Alice Crook (@ach_fooey) September 1, 2017
#icos2017 participants checking out the Dictionary during one of the coffee breaks. pic.twitter.com/vScywY0pWz
— The DMNES (@theDMNES) September 1, 2017
Let's play "spot the mathematician/computer scientist at the onomastics conference". Nice to see I'm not the only one using LaTeX. #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/SkMTvSNKyo
— The DMNES (@theDMNES) September 1, 2017
Last paper of the congress! Keith Briggs on the place-name Gannock #icos2017 pic.twitter.com/9ZxkEnW48Q
— Alice Crook (@ach_fooey) September 1, 2017
