Archaeology and Language: Language change and cultural transformation, Volume 4; Volume 35

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R. Blench, Matthew Spriggs
Routledge, 1999 - Archaeology - 253 pages

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Contents

Introduction Roger Blench and Matthew Spriggs
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macrophyla proposals and implications
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a bridge between Ancient Near East and Dravidian India?
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Africa Afroasiatic Akokoid Arab archaeology Aryan Asian Austronesian banyan Beja Bender benjamin tree Benue-Congo Berb Biggs Blažek Blench borrowing Burushaski camphor Celtic languages Celts Central century BC Chadic classification cognate culture Cush Cushitic DEDR dialects Dravidian early East Futunan East Uvean Eastern Polynesian Eg(Pyr El(A El(m El(n El(o Elamite Ellicean Outliers evidence Ficus Figure Futunan genetic groups historical linguistics Ikakumo India Indo-Aryan Indo-European innovations inscriptions Insular Celtic internal island language phyla lexical lexicostatistics Mahdi Malay Malayo-Indonesia megalithism Nāgas Niger-Congo Nilo-Saharan Nostratic Oceania Oceanic Omotic origin Pawley phonemes Polynesian languages prehistory Proto Eastern Polynesian Proto Nuclear Polynesian Proto Polynesian protoform reconstructed reflexes region retroflex retroflexion sacred tree Samoan Samoic-Outlier Sanskrit serpent shared South Asia Southeast Asia Southern Studies subgrouping substratum suggested Sumerian Tamil Tongan Tongic tradition tree cult Tuvalu Ukaan University Uvean Vanuatu West Western whilst word Yoruba

Bibliographic information

TitleArchaeology and Language: Language change and cultural transformation, Volume 4; Volume 35
Archaeology and Language, Matthew Spriggs
Volume 4 of Archaeology and Language: Theoretical and Methodological, Matthew Spriggs
One world archaeology
EditorsR. Blench, Matthew Spriggs
PublisherRoutledge, 1999
ISBN0415117860, 9780415117869
Length253 pages
  
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