Archaeology, language, and history: essays on culture and ethnicity

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Introduction by John Edward Terrell The Uncommon Sense of Race, Language, and Culture by John Edward Terrell Ethnogenetic Patterns in Native North America by John H. Moore Soviet Ethnogenetic Theory and the Interpretation of the Past by Richard W. Lindstrom Setting the Boundaries: Linguistics, Ethnicity, Colonialism, and Archaeology South of Lake Chad by Scott MacEachern Manchu-Tungusic and Culture Change Among Manchu-Tungusic Peoples by Lindsay J. Whaley Recognizing Ethnic Identity in the Upper Pleistocene: The Case of the African Middle Stone Age/Middle Paleolithic by Pamela R. Willoughby Demography, Ethnography, and Archaeo-Linguistic Evidence: A Study of Celtic and Germanic from Prehistory into the Early Historical Period by John Hines Contexts of Change in Holocene Britain: Genes, Language, and Archaeology by Martin Paul Evison Ethnolinguistic Groups, Language Boundaries, and Culture History: A Sociolinguistic Model by John Edward Terrell Identity and Contact in Three Jewish Languages by Mark R.V. Southern Languages on the Land: Toward an Anthropological Dialectology by Jane H. Hill Language, Culture, and Community Boundaries Around the Huon Gulf of New Guinea by Joel Bradshaw Index

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