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Page 170
... evidence that it is morphologized . The second- and third - person plural suffix -wa w always shows the same ostensible contraction as the first - plural suffix -ena - n ( 12 ) in any given paradigm : ( 37 ) ( 38 ) ketahkohkowa wa ...
... evidence that it is morphologized . The second- and third - person plural suffix -wa w always shows the same ostensible contraction as the first - plural suffix -ena - n ( 12 ) in any given paradigm : ( 37 ) ( 38 ) ketahkohkowa wa ...
Page 207
Cheyenne also has evidence that uncontracted concatenations existed before the general loss of final syllables took place ( Goddard 2000 : 89-91 ) . Evidence that the trend has been to replace contraction by non - con- traction rather ...
Cheyenne also has evidence that uncontracted concatenations existed before the general loss of final syllables took place ( Goddard 2000 : 89-91 ) . Evidence that the trend has been to replace contraction by non - con- traction rather ...
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... evidence that the diamond shape with a central dot " fetus " and protective arms ( append- ages ) woven into textiles represents what he terms the " birth symbol , ” a symbol he documents as being prevalent in various parts of the world ...
... evidence that the diamond shape with a central dot " fetus " and protective arms ( append- ages ) woven into textiles represents what he terms the " birth symbol , ” a symbol he documents as being prevalent in various parts of the world ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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