Traces of Ancestry, studies in honour of Colin Renfrew
2004; Liverpool University Press; Volume: 2004; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês
10.3828/bfarm.2004.3.6
ISSN1476-4261
Autores Tópico(s)Linguistics and language evolution
ResumoPart I Frameworks for Synthesizing Archaeology, Genetic Change and Language:Archaeology, Genes and Language: Reflecting on Five Decades of Human Genetics (L. Luca Cavalli-Sforza) Human Evolutionary Diversity: Implications for Historical Linguistics (Marta Mirazon Lahr) Colin Renfrew's Emerging Synthesis: Farming, Languages and Genes as Viewed from the Antipodes (Peter Bellwood) Who Were We 6000 Years Ago? In Search of Prehistoric Identities (Marek Zvelebil) The Evolutionary Ecology of Linguistic Diversity in Human Populations (Robert A. Foley) Part II Genetics: Case Studies: The Archaeogenetics of the Dispersals of the Bantu-speaking Peoples (Martin Richards, Vincent Macaulay, Catherine Hill, Angel Carracedo & Antonio Salas) Threads to Antiquity: a Genetic Record of Sex-specific Demographic Histories of Jewish Populations (Neil Bradman, Mark G. Thomas, Michael E. Weale & David B. Goldstein) MtDNA Markers for Celtic and Germanic Language Areas in the British Isles (Peter Forster, Valentino Romano, Francesco Cali, Arne Ruhl & Matthew Hurles) Part III Farming: Case Studies: Exploring the Criteria for Early Horse Domestication (Marsha Levine) Between Fertile Crescents: Minor Grain Crops and Agricultural Origins (Martin Jones) Part IV Linguistics: Case Studies: On the Amerind Origin of the Proto-Algonquian Numeral Suffix -a:syeka (Merritt Ruhlen) The Cornish Language, Archaeology, and the Origins of English Theatre(Matthew Spriggs).
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