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The 4th Mikola Conference was organized at the Finno-Ugric Department of the
University of Szeged on November 13–14, 2014, in commemoration of the memory
of Tibor Mikola, chair of the department for a quarter of a century and remembered
primarily as a scholar of Samoyedic languages.
Herewith offering the reader The Oxford Handbook of Historical Morphology, we consider it worthwhile justifying the very existence of this book and the whole endeavour behind it.
Sumerian etymology is a problematic field due to the well-known indeterminacy of the language’s genetic relationship.
Around 3000B.C the Sumerians has believed to cover on east India, on west Mediterranean, on south ancient Ethiopia and on north Caspian (Samuel Noah,1963).
