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A note on the reconstruction of proto West Bahnaric and Investigation of early West Bhanaric-Katuic contact ...
Sidwell, Paul. - : Mon-Khmer Studies Journal, 2003
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Front matter for: A handbook of comparative Bahnaric, Vol. 1: West Bahnaric ...
Sidwell, Paul Ed.; Jacq, Pascale Ed.. - : Pacific Linguistics, 2003
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A handbook of comparative Bahnaric, Vol. 1: West Bahnaric ...
Sidwell, Paul Ed.; Jacq, Pascale Ed.. - : Pacific Linguistics, 2003
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A note on the reconstruction of proto West Bahnaric and investigation of early West Bahnaric-Katuic contact
Sidwell, Paul. - 2003
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Genetic classification of the Bahnaric languages: A comprehensive review ...
Sidwell, Paul. - : Mon-Khmer Studies Journal, 2002
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Genetic classification of the Bahnaric languages: a comprehensive review
Sidwell, Paul. - 2002
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Front matter for: Proto South Bahnaric: A reconstruction of a Mon-Khmer language of Indo-China ...
Sidwell, Paul. - : Pacific Linguistics, 2000
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Proto South Bahnaric: A reconstruction of a Mon-Khmer language of Indo-China ...
Sidwell, Paul. - : Pacific Linguistics, 2000
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Bolyu is a Mon-Khmer language : even if Benedict says so!
Sidwell, Paul.. - 1995
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Proto-Jeh-Halang and Proto-North-Bahnaric revisited.
Sidwell, Paul.. - 1994
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The Proto-Bahnaric vowel system : a new theory.
Sidwell, Paul.. - 1993
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Loven (Jruq) Consolidated Lexicon
Pascale, Jacq; Sidwell, Paul. - : LINCOM Europa
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Loven (Jruq) Consolidated Lexicon
Pascale, Jacq; Sidwell, Paul. - : LINCOM Europa
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Loven (Jruq) Consolidated Lexicon
Pascale, Jacq; Sidwell, Paul. - : LINCOM Europa
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Papers from the 30th Conference of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society (2021)
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Khmuic Linguistic Bibliography with Selected Annotations
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The Munda Maritime Hypothesis
Abstract: On the basis of historical linguistic and language geographic evidence, the authors advance the novel hypothesis that the Munda languages originated on the east coast of India after their Austroasiatic precursor arrived via a maritime route from Southeast Asia, 3,500 to 4,000 years ago. Based on the linguistic evidence, we argue that pre-Proto-Munda arose in Mainland Southeast Asia after the spread of rice agriculture in the late Neolithic period, sometime after 4,500 years ago. A small Austroasiatic population then brought pre-Proto-Munda by means of a maritime route across the Bay of Bengal to the Mahanadi Delta region – an important hub location for maritime trade in historic and pre-historic times. The interaction with a local South Asian population gave rise to proto-Munda and the Munda branch of Austroasiatic. The Maritime Hypothesis accounts for the linguistic evidence better than other scenarios such as an Indian origin of Austroasiatic or a migration from Southeast Asia through the Brahmaputra basin. The available evidence from archaeology and genetics further supports the hypothesis of a small founder population of Austroasiatic speakers arriving in Odisha from Southeast Asia before the Aryan conquest in the Iron-Age.
Keyword: agi; asr; bix; biy; cdz; ekl; historical linguistics; hoc; homeland; kfp; kfq; ksz; migration; mjx; mun; Munda; sat; South Asia; trd; unr; unx
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10524/52454
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A Classification of the Nicobarese languages
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