Most of this material is my own, but some data provided by other scholars is also included. The primary division is by language phylum. Apart from individual phyla, a broad category of World covers global topics.
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Title or resource |
Status |
PDF |
Re-evaluating the linguistic prehistory of |
Published |
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Tasmanian
Year |
Paper Title |
2008 |
The languages of the
Tasmanians and their relation to the peopling of Australia: sensible and wild
theories. Australian Journal of
Archaeology, 67:13-18. |
Amerindian
Paper Title |
Status |
Status |
Presented at: OMLL Workshop: New Directions in
Historical Linguistics. |
Unpublished |
Year |
Paper Title |
Status |
2014 |
Language and archaeology:
state of the art. Chapter in the |
In press |
2014 |
The
origins of nominal affixes in MSEA languages: convergence, contact and some
African parallels.
In: Mainland Southeast Asian Languages: The State of the Art. N.J. |
In press |
2008 |
Agriculture
and phylic dispersals ; re-evaluating the evidence.
Presented at the meeting ‘Us and Them: Modelling past genetic, linguistic,
and cultural boundaries’. |
Unpublished |
2005 |
From the mountains to the valleys: understanding
ethnolinguistic geography in SE Asia. In: Sagart, L.
Blench, R.M. & A. Sanchez-Mazas, (eds.) Perspectives on the
Phylogeny of East Asian Languages.
31-50. |
Published |
199? |
Lateral fricatives in Africa
and worldwide: explorations in the prehistory of phonemes |
Unpublished |