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Anthro-Ling: July 2011
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Tuesday, July 05, 2011. Migration of a Word? We all know that geese and other types of birds migrate, right? Chickasaw (Muskogean) and Mobilian Jargon (Muskogean trade language or pidgin) shalaklak. And Karankawa (isolate) la-ak. Farther west, in California, there are: Yana (Hokan) laalaki. Is this linguist...
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Anthro-Ling: March 2008
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, March 30, 2008. Ancient Skull Deformation Practices. Ancient elongated skull from Paracas, Peru. La Vere, David. 2007. Looting Spiro mounds: an American King Tut's tomb. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press. Sunday, March 23, 2008. The word for ‘stairway’ in Biloxi is. 8216;place of’,. Adjacent to t...
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Anthro-Ling
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, September 25, 2011. While many archaeologists still debate its actual meaning, I have found an interesting correlation between this image and the Biloxi language, a dormant Siouan language once spoken in the Lower Mississippi Valley. In Biloxi, the word for 'star' is iNtka. Unfortunately the dating ...
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Anthro-Ling: September 2011
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Sunday, September 25, 2011. While many archaeologists still debate its actual meaning, I have found an interesting correlation between this image and the Biloxi language, a dormant Siouan language once spoken in the Lower Mississippi Valley. In Biloxi, the word for 'star' is iNtka. Unfortunately the dating ...
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June 2010 – Tulugaq
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Inuit vs. Eskimo. Alaskan languages and linguistics. Iñupiaq on the silver screen. June 18, 2010. I’m a bit slow posting about this, but apparently a new Drew Barrymore film,. Is going to be filmed in Alaska ( news story here. What a shocker – movie set in Alaska that’s actually. How will they even go about it? Of course, the part I find particularly interesting is that the casting director is searching for Iñupiaq-speaking actors to be in the movie. I love that they’re not just planning to have so...
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Anthro-Ling: May 2010
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Saturday, May 01, 2010. Pyramids in the Plains. While at the conference, I took part in a group tour of. About 1,000 years ago, ca. 1050 CE. Cahokia was the largest city north of. The first Euroamerican accounts of. Stairway up Monks Mound. One of the primary archaeologists to conduct excavations in the.
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Anthro-Ling: September 2007
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Saturday, September 22, 2007. Usco, An Imperial Capital. As part of the course I’m taking on central Andean cultures, we’ve been studying. 8212;how ironic that the Spanish were so impressed with these New World cities, saying there was nothing like them in Europe, before they laid them to waste! Nobody coul...
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Anthro-Ling: October 2008
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Friday, October 10, 2008. To think this today (Peten jungle, Guatemala). Used to be this (El Mirador, Guatemala). Which looks a lot like this (Cahokia, Illinois). As part of my course on. Tuesday, October 07, 2008. Just to update what I've been up to:. I finished my Wikipedia project for the Classic Maya Ci...
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Iñupiaq on the silver screen – Tulugaq
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Inuit vs. Eskimo. Alaskan languages and linguistics. Iñupiaq on the silver screen. June 18, 2010. I’m a bit slow posting about this, but apparently a new Drew Barrymore film,. Is going to be filmed in Alaska ( news story here. What a shocker – movie set in Alaska that’s actually. How will they even go about it? Of course, the part I find particularly interesting is that the casting director is searching for Iñupiaq-speaking actors to be in the movie. I love that they’re not just planning to have so...
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Anthro-Ling: January 2010
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A blog by a linguistic anthropology PhD student devoted to languages, language endangerment and revitalization, archaeology, history, culture, and just about anything else that might grab my interest. Friday, January 22, 2010. Some Observations of Rumsen Ohlone Grammar. My paper titled, Some Observations of Rumsen Ohlone Grammar. Has been published online in the Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics. KWPL) Here is the link:. Https:/ kuscholarworks.ku.edu/dspace/handle/1808/5719. Wednesday, January 06, 2010.