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Guide to Archeology Resources
SCOPE: Recognizing that a large percentage of archeological work done in the United States is carried out by amateurs, working on their own or with professional archeologists, this page is dedicated to providing non-professional (avocational) archeologists with access to free, reliable sources of information about the field. It will provide links to sites that provide detailed information about artifact identification, archeological techniques, ethics, virtual museums covering various aspects of American history and pre-history, and sites that will enable contact with state historic preservation offices and local archeological societies that can provide guidance on how to do legitimate work in this field. General Information:Neolithic creolisation hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclop
The Neolithic creolisation hypothesis , first put forward by Marek Zvelebil in 1995, [ 1 ] contributes to the Proto-Indo-European Urheimat issue and proposes a cultural melting pot in the Neolithic of Northern Europe of foreign Neolithic farmers and indigenous Mesolithic hunter-gatherer communities, that resulted into the genesis of the Indo-European language family. The hypothesis holds the linguistic and cultural influence of the Neolithic farmers far greater than the persistence of their foreign gene pool. While according to Zvelebil the linguistic influence of indigenous hunter-gatherers predominate, other archeologists such as Marek Nowak [ 2 ] favor a scenario compatible to Colin Renfrew's Anatolian hypothesis in attributing the leading linguistic role to the foreign farmers.
- Travaux en sémantique en diverses langues polynésiennes sur des sections de tablettes des Tohuka (répertoire Barthel ) et sur des sections du baton de Santiago qui à mon sens était celui du Maori rongorongo , le maître suprême en linguistique.
archéologie, linguistique, tradition orale de l'ile de Pâques
Hampson Museum contains a remarkable collection of late Mississippian pottery.
Native American artifacts - historical artifacts - Arkansas arch
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