Southeast Asian Archaeology: Wilhelm G. Solheim II FestschriftUniversity of the Philippines Press, 2004 - 636 sidor Gathers original works and research written on Southeast Asian archaeology to honor Wilhelm G. Solheim II. The impressive number of scholars representing almost all Southeast Asian countries, as well as the wide coverage in subject matter, is a testimony to the pivotal role Solheim played in the advancement of archaeology in the region. |
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... language and cultural movements are to have any chance of success . We now turn to the question of language movements , since languages are arguably much stronger attributes of social groups than artifacts that survive to join the ...
... language and cultural movements are to have any chance of success . We now turn to the question of language movements , since languages are arguably much stronger attributes of social groups than artifacts that survive to join the ...
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... language families cannot converge from unrelated languages . * They carry histories of divergence and expansion from relatively restricted homeland regions . The history of recent language spread also tells us quite firmly that languages ...
... language families cannot converge from unrelated languages . * They carry histories of divergence and expansion from relatively restricted homeland regions . The history of recent language spread also tells us quite firmly that languages ...
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... language are being referred to . Instead , all early speakers of languages particular to that lineage would be covered . For example , if there had once been several languages more closely related to Jah Hur than to any other Aslian ...
... language are being referred to . Instead , all early speakers of languages particular to that lineage would be covered . For example , if there had once been several languages more closely related to Jah Hur than to any other Aslian ...
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A Tribute to Bill Solheim | 8 |
3 The Contributions of Wilhelm G Solheim II | 26 |
A Personal View of a Recent and Rewarding Acquaintance | 34 |
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