The study of language has been part of anthropology since the discipline started in the 1ate 1870s. This site is a place for linguistic anthropologists to post their work and discuss important events and trends in the field.
Missed this one from a few days ago. This could have important anthropological implications.
Labels: archeology, diachronic linguistics, Edward Vajda, James Kari, Johanna Nichols, language families, North America, Siberia
posted by Alexandre @ 1:18 PM
The study of language has been part of anthropology since the discipline started in the 1ate 1870s. This site is a place for linguistic anthropologists to post their work and discuss important events and trends in the field.
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