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Kwachka, Patricia B., ed. 1994. Perspectives on the Southeast: Linguistics, archeology, and ethnohistory. (Southern Anthropological Association Proceedings 27). University of Georgia Press. x + 166 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
ethnicity | history | language and culture | linguistics

Annotation

This volume on linguistics and archeology in the southeast at the time of Columbus, demonstrates how cooperation between the subdisciplines of anthropology can produce more fruitful results.

Articles in this volume

Martin, Jack. Modeling language contact in the prehistory of the southeastern United States. 14–24
Drechsel, Emanual J. Mobilian jargon in the prehistory of Southeastern North America. 25–43
Dye, David. The arts of war in the sixteenth-century central Mississipi Valley. 44–60
Hoffman, Michael P. Ethnic identities and cultural change in the protohistoric period of eastern Arkansas. 61–70
Kimball, Geoffrey. Making the connection: Is it possible to link the Koasati to an archaeological culture ? 71–79
Haan, John H. Leadership nomenclature among Spanish Florida natives and its linguistic and associational implications. 94–105
Keyes, Greg. Myth and social history in the the early Southeast. 106–115
Perdue, Theda. The Sequoyah syllabary and cultural revitalization. 116–125

Reviewed by

Booker, Karen M. 1995. Review of $Perspectives on the Southeast: Linguistics, archeology, and ethnohistory.