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Accession Glyphs on Maya Monuments: A Linguistic ApproachTAACK G. H.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 1, pp 29-52Article

Amhara Verbal Behavior: A CommentaryHOBEN S. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 8, pp 380-386Article

Amhara Verbal Behavior: A CommentaryHOBEN S. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 8, pp 380-386Article

Contrastive Comptability in Some Arabic Dialects and Their ClassificationCADORA F. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 9, pp 393-407Article

Some Phonological Characteristics of Eastern Canada InuitDORAIS L. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 8, pp 387-392Article

The Ethnolinguistics of Japanese Americans in the Wartime CampsSUZUKI P. T.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 9, pp 416-427Article

The Use of Third Person Reference in Multi-Party Conversations in an Appalachian CommunityRUDD M. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 8, pp 349-359Article

Lexical Codes and Sub-Cultures: Some QuestionsCONRAD J. R; MORE W. W.Anthropological Linguistics. 1976, Vol 18, Num 1, pp 22-26Article

ETHNO-ANATOMY: THE STRUCTURE OF THE DOMAINMCCLURE E. F.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1975, Vol 17, Num 2, pp 78-88Article

THE SEMANTIC SYSTEM OF NOUN CLASSES IN PROTO-BANTUCREIDER C. A.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1975, Vol 17, Num 3, pp 127-138Article

LANGUAGE LOYALTY AND ETHNOCENTRISM IN THE GUAMANIAN SPEECH COMMUNITYRILEY G. A.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1975, Vol 17, Num 6, pp 286-292Article

Metaphor in the Speech Play of Tzeltal ChildrenSTROSS B.Anthropological Linguistics. 1975, Vol 17, Num 6Article

The Development of Sex-specific Speech Patterns in young ChildrenMEDITCH A.Anthropological Linguistics. 1975, Vol 17, Num 9, pp 421-433Article

The Tobagonian Wedding SpeechMINDERHOUT D. J.Anthropological Linguistics. 1975, Vol 17, Num 8, pp 404-412Article

On the Linguistic Covariants of Cultural AssimilationT'SOU B. K.Anthropological Linguistics. 1975, Vol 17, Num 9, pp 445-465Article

THE PATOIS SITUATION IN FRANCEGRILLET J.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1974, Vol 16, Num 5, pp 197-201Article

A NOTE ON THE HARE INDIAN COLOR TERMS BASED ON BRENT BERLIN AND PAUL KAY: BASIC COLOR TERMS THEIR UNIVERSALITY AND EVOLUTIONBROCH N. B.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1974, Vol 16, Num 5, pp 192-196Article

HAUSA LANGUAGE ABOUT GESTUREOLOFSON H.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1974, Vol 16, Num 1, pp 25-39Article

SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND ANTHROPOLOGYMINDERHOUT D.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1974, Vol 16, Num 4, pp 168-176Article

OVER THE BOUNDING DOMAINS. THE LIMITS OF KINSHIP AND KINSHIP TERMS IN TURKISHBUSCH R. C.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1974, Vol 16, Num 8, pp 415-419Article

FORMAL SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF HUASTEC KINSHIP TERMINOLOGY: A CASE FOR AN UNUSUAL MARRIAGE RULEBROWN C. H.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1973, Vol 15, Num 6, pp 259-266Article

FORMAL SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF HUASTEC KINSHIP TERMINOLOGY: A CASE FOR AN UNUSUAL MARRIAGE RULEBROWN C. H.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1973, Vol 15, Num 6, pp 259-266Article

INTER-INFORMANT VARIABILITY IN AN ETHNOZOOLOGICAL TAXONOMYGAL S.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1973, Vol 15, Num 4, pp 203-219Article

PARENTAL SPEECH AND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION: SOME LUO AND SAMOAN EXAMPLESBLOUNT B. G.ANTHROPOLOGICAL LINGUISTICS. 1972, Vol 14, Num 4, pp 119-130Article