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box 1: Personal (1931-1963)
carton 2: Guarijio (1980s)
folder 1-6: Deceased Population List
folder 7-8: Guarijio Linguistic Quenstionnaires 1-58 (1984-1985)
folder 9-10: Guarijio Linguistic Quenstionnaires 59-104 (1986)
folder 11: Revised Vocabulary Questionnaire
folder 12: Census, La Mesa Colorado (1984)
folder 13: Guarijio Notebook
folder 14: Howard Scott Gentry, The Wariho Indians of Sonora-Chihauhua
carton 3: Guarijio (1970s-1980s)
folder 1-2: Guarijio, Summer (1978)
folder 3: Palmarito (1981)
folder 4-5: Wahiro Texts
folder 6-13: Wahiro Notebooks, 1-8
Contains photocopies of field notes.
folder 14: Cerocahui Tarahumnia and Sonora Guarijio
folder 15: Unititled Notebook Pages
folder 16-17: Genealogies 1-75, Binder 5a
folder 18: Genealogies 76-104, Binder 5b
folder 19: Census (Blue Books, Baptisms, Schools, etc), Binder 6
carton 4: Guarijio Binders (1950s-1980s)
folder 1-2: Questionnaires and ID Information, Binder 15
folder 3: Vocabulario Preliminar Guarijio, Binder 16
folder 4: Guarijio Varia, Binder 17
folder 5: Grammatical Material, Binder 18
folder 6: Grammatical Notes, Binder 19
folder 7: Grammar, Binder 20
folder 8: Guarijio Texts and Instructions, Binder 21
folder 9: Guarijio Texts, Binder 22
folder 10-11: Matrices, Binder 25
folder 12: Lexico Statics, Binder 26
folder 13: Untitled Pages
folder 14: Articles and Reprints (1950s-1960s)
folder 15: Guarijio Vocabulary Binder
folder 17: Wick Miller, Guarijio: Gramatica, Textos y Vocabulario. (1989)
carton 5: Guarijio Grammar; Shoshoni Grammar Notebooks, Various Languages (1960s-1970s)
Two boxes of note cards entitled "Western Desert" and one box entitled "Working Vocabulary, Serrano" and were removed from this carton. This material is located in boxes 41-42 and 43.
folder 1: Cochit
folder 2: Hopi
folder 3-5: Serrano
folder 6-8: Hee Kyung Kim Notebooks
folder 9: Untitled Word Lists
folder 10-11: Shoshoni Dictionary
folder 12: Wick Miller, Learning to Read and Write Shoshoi
folder 13: Shoshoni Grammar Notebook
folder 14: Shoshoni Concordance Procedure (1967)
folder 15-17: Gramatica Guarijia
folder 18: Wick Miller, A Sketch of Shoshoni Grammar (Gosiute) (1975)
folder 19: Revised Questionnaire
carton 6: Guarijio and Shoshoni
carton 7: Shoshoni Notes and Uto-Aztecan Cognates
carton 8: Shoshoni Notes and Uto-Aztecan Cognates (1960s-1990s)
Three boxes of index cards labeled "Acoma" were removed from this carton. These items are located in boxes 45 through 47.
folder 1: Note Cards, B-D
folder 2: Note Cards, G-L
folder 3: Note Cards, M-S
folder 4: Note Cards, T-W
folder 5: Acoma Notebook
folder 6-8: Correspondence (1965-1992)
folder 9: Word Lists and Untitled Notebook
folder 10-13: Great Basin Shoshoni Dialect Lists (1965-1968)
folder 14: Western Shoshoni General Notes
carton 9: Warburton Mission, Australia (1970-1971)
carton 10: Research Files (1960s-1980s)
carton 11: Research Files (1960s-1980s)
carton 12: Research Files (1960s-1980s)
carton 13: Research Files (1960s-1980s)
carton 14: Class Files (1960s-1990s)
carton 15: Class Files (1960s-1990s)
carton 16: Class Files (1960s-1990s)
carton 17: Acoma Notebooks, Manuscripts (1950s)
carton 18: Manuscript, Wick Miller-Susan Tripp (1963-1966)
carton 19: Manuscripts, Wick Miller; Reprints and Articles
carton 20: Reprints and Articles
carton 21: Reprints, 1-158
item 1: Karok Names, by W. Bright
item 2: Spanish Words in Patwin, by W. Bright
item 4: Rumsen I: Methods of Reconstruction, by S. Broadbent
item 5: Proto-Muskogeean Paradigm, by M. Haas
item 6: On the Historical Development of Certain Long Vowels in Creek, by M. Haas
item 8: The Position of Apalache in the Muskogeean Family, by M. Haas
item 9: The Proto-Gulf Word for Water (with notes on Siouan-Yuchi), by M. Haas
item 10: The Proto-Gulf Word for Land (with a Note on Proto-Siouan), by M. Haas
item 11: Natchez and the Muskogeen Languages, by M. Haas
item 12: Algonkian-Ritwan: The End of a Controversy, by M. Haas
item 13: A New Linguistic Relationship in North America, by M. Haas
item 14: Some Genetic Affiliations of Algonkian, by M. Haas
item 17: Central Algonquian Vocabulary: Stems in /k-/, by C. Hockett
item 23: Washo and Karok: An Approach to Comparative Hokan, by W. Jaconbsen, Jr.
item 24: Powell and Henshaw: ... (Ethnolinguistics), by A. Kroeber
item 25: Linguistic Prehistory in the Great Basin, by S. Lamb
item 26: The Navajo Intonational System, by H. Landar
item 27: Navajo Color Categories, by H. Landar, S. Ervin, and A. Horowitz
item 28: Symposium on Cherokee and Iroquois Culture, contains:Comment on Floyd G. Lounsbury's "Iroquois-Cherokee Linguistic Relations", by M. Haas
item 29: American Indian Linguistics in the Southwest, by S. Newman
item 30: Instrumental Collaboration on a Tepehuan (Uto-Aztecan) Pitch Problem, by K. Pike, et al.
item 31: A Bibliography of the Wintun Family of Languages, by H. Pitkin
item 32: A Comparative Survey of California Penutian, by H. Pitkin and W. Shipley
item 33: Notes on Linguistic Classification and Kinship Reconstructions, by Romney?
item 34: The Genetic Model and Uto-Aztecan Time Perspective, by A. Romney
item 35: Spanish Elements in the Indigenous Languages of Central California, by W. Shipley
item 36: Natick Consonants in Reference to Proto-Central-Algonquian, by S. Silver
item 37: A thumbnail sketch of Shasta, by S. Silver
item 38: Spanish Loanwords in Keresan, by R. Spencer
item 39: On Interhemishpere Linguistic Connections, by M. Swadesh
item 42: Comparative Caddoan, by A. Taylor
item 43: Comparative Caddoan dictionary, by ?
item 44: A Ceremonial Vocabulary Among the Pueblos, by L. White
item 45: Notes on the Ethnobotany of the Keres, by L. White
item 46: Notes on the Ethnozoology of the Keresan Pueble Indians, by L. White
item 47: Ethnolgraphic Notes on Sandia Pueble, N.M., by L. White
item 51: The phonemes of Proto-Kashaya-Central-Pomo, by Oswalt50 Possibel Siouan-Iroquoian Cognates, by W. Chafe
item 53: Navajo, by H. Hoijer
item 54: Athabascan, by H. Hoijer
item 55: The Classification of Morphs in Seneca, by W. Chafe
item 56: Glossary of Southern Pomo Morphemes, by Silver?
item 57: Chinookan Cognative Style, by D. Hymes
item 58: Classification of the Yuman Languages, by Joel
item 59: California Penutian, by?
item 60: Spanish loan words in Southern Sierra Miwok, by S.Broadbent
item 61: English-Tonkawa Index, by?
item 62: Languages of the Southwest and Gulf Area, by?
item 63: Cultural Implications of Some Navajo Linguistic Categories, by H. Hoijer
item 64: On the Linguistic Classification of Kiowaa, by, D. Olmsted
item 66: Dictionary of Indian Language in Chesapeak Bay, by?
item 67: Native Languages of Middle America, by?
item 70: A Sketch of Tzeltal Syntax, by T. Kaufman
item 71: American Indian Grammatical Categories, by E. Sapir and M. Swadesh
item 72: Linguistic Clues to Northern Rio Grande Prehistory, by I. Davis
item 73: Shasta and Proto-Hokan, by M. Haas
item 74: The Muskogeean and Algonkain Words for Skunk, by M. Haas
item 75: A Scheme of Semantic Zones ..., by M. Swadesh
item 76: Phonemes of four Yuman languages, by?
item 77: The Word for 'Ear' in California Indian Languages, by M. Haas
item 78: The Interrelationships of North American Languages, by Davis
item 80: Congnates Shared by Various Uto-Aztecan Languages, by K. Hale
item 81: A Keresan Text. by F. Boaz
item 82: Linguistic Aspects of Translation, by N. Andreyev
item 83: Linguistics 150, Introduction to Indo-European Comparative Grammar, by M. Beeler
item 84: Tentative Morphemic Postulates, by Bloch
item 85: The Ontogeny of Certain Logical Operations: ..., by M.Braine
item 86: Social Dialect and Language History, by W. Bright
item 87: Explorations in Grammar Evaluation, by R. Brown, C.Fraser, and U. Bellugi
item 88: Handout from a talk by C. Chretien
item 89: A Sampling of Chungshan Hakka, by S. Egerod
item 90: Essentials of Khun Phonology and Script, by S. Egerod
item 92: A Note on Some Chinese Numerals as Loan Words in Tai, by S. Egerod
item 93: Swatow Loan Words in Siamese, by S. Egerod
item 94: Review by S. Egerod of J. Whatmough's "Language, a Modern Synthesis"
item 95: Swatow Loan Words in Saimese, by S. Egerod
item 96: Review by S. Egerod of N. Dobson's "Late Archaic Chinese"
item 97: A Note on the Origin of the Name of Macao, by S. Egerod
item 98: Language and Non-Linguistic Patterns, by M. Emeneau
item 99: Dravidian Kinship Terms, by M. Emeneau
item 100: Material for an Introduction to Indo-European Comparative Grammar, by M. Emeneau
item 101: The Study of Second Language Learning, by S. Ervin
item 102: Plans, by J. Flavell
item 102: Proposed Studies of Early Language Development, by J. Flavell
item 102: Language Development Quistionaire, by J. Flavell
item 102: The ontological development of verbal commuinication skills, by J. Flavell
item 103: The Definition Model of Laguage, by P. Garvin
item 104: The Role of Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence in the Perception of Words, by E. Gibson, et al.
item 105: A Developmential Study of the Discrimination of Letter-Like Forms, by Gibson and Gibson, A. Pick, and H. Osser
item 106: Cultural Anthrphology and Linguistics, by W. Goodenough
item 107: Some Universals of Grammar witn Particular Reference to the Order of Meaningful Elements, by J. Greenberg
item 108: Nicky, by Grekoff
item 109: Speech Variation and the Study of Indian Civilation, by J. Gumpertz
item 110: Dialect Differences and Social Stratification in a North India Village, by J. Gumpertz
item 111: Phonological Differences in Three Hindi Dialects, by J. Gumpertz
item 112: Outline for Types of Linguistic Structure, by M. Haas
item 113: The Thai System of Writing, by M. Haas
item 114: The Tonew of Four Tai Dialects, by M. Haas
item 115: Interlingual Word Taboos, by M. Haas
item 116: The Origin of Speech, by C. Hockett
item 117: Internal Reconstruction, by H Hoenigswald
item 118: Attempts to program materials to teach elements of a phonetic repertoire, by W. Hively and H. Popp
item 119: Lexicostatistics So Far, by D. Hymes
item 120: Alfred Louis Kroeber, by D. Hymes
item 121: A Program of Research and Development on Information Searching Systems, Summary, by ITEK Corp.
item 122: Efforts Toward a Means-Ends Model of Language in Interwar Continental Linguistics, by R. Jackobson
item 123: The University of Rochester Reading Program ... Report, by V. John, et al.
item 124: The Internal Development of Slum Children, by V. John
item 125: Russian Affinal Lexes and Lex Sequences, by C. Johnson
item 126: Graph, by Joos
item 127: Spanish Verb Inflection, by King
item 129: Material on Tactic Algebra, by S. Lamb
item 130: Current Research of the Machine Translation Project, by S. Lamb
item 131: The Sememic Approach to Structural Semantics, by S. Lamb
item 132: The Nature of the Machine Translation Problem, by S. Lamb
item 133: Some Proposals for Linguistic Taxonomy, by S. Lamb
item 134: The Neo-Neogrammarian Assumption: Microphonemes Do Not Split, by S. Lamb
item 135: Reduplication and Morphology, by H. Landar
item 136: Tanaina Subgroups, by H. Landar
item 137: Review by H. Landar of "Explorations in Communication", by E. Carpenter and M. McLuhan
item 138: Automatic Generation of Natural-Language Sentences, by R. Lees
item 139: Internal Reconstruction of a Phonemic Split, by J. Marchand
item 140: Syntactic Structures in the Language of Children, by P. Menyuk
item 141: Pidgin and Creole Languages in Relation to Historical Linguistic Studies, by Wick R. Miller
item 142: Superordinates, "Maturity" and Logical Analyses of Language, by D. Palermo and J. Jenkins
item 143: Studies in the Correspondence of Prosodic to Grammatical Features in English, by R. Quirk, et al.
item 144: A Brief Look at the State of Reading Research, by M. Rosenberg
item 145: Ngarage, a Gbeya Society, by W. Samarin
item 146: Prospecting Gbaya Dialects, by W. Samarin
item 147: The Gbaya Languages, by W. Samarin
item 148: Handout on Grammar, by Saporta
item 149: Zuni Kin Terms, by D. Schneider and J. Roberts
item 150: Some Allophones Can Be Important, by Y. Shen
item 151: Reviews by Shipley and Haugen
item 152: Toward the Problem of Grammatical Behavior, by A.Silverstein
item 153: The New Physical Anthropology, by Washburn
item 154: On the Classification of Loanwords, by U. Weinreich
item 155: On Semantic Universals, by U. Weinreich
item 156: The Concept of Evolution in Cultural Anthropology, by L. White
item 157: A Model and an Hypothesis for Language Structure, by V.Yngne
item 158: Small file:Age Grading, by Chao;Phonemic and Lexical Patterns, by Velten;Determining and Numerating Adjectives, by Carroll
carton 22: Reprints, 159-294
item 159: CAL, Interim Bibliography on the Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages, by S. Ohannessian
item 160: Word Association and the Acquisition of Grammar, by R.Brown and J. Berko
item 161: J. Gumpertz's review of C. Osgood, et al.'s "The Measurement of Meaning"
item 162: A Lintuist's View of Language Data Processing, by P. Garvin
item 163: The Ethnography of Speaking, by D. Hymes
item 164: Toward a History of Linguistic Anthropology, by D. Hymes
item 165: Discussion of the Symposium on Translation Between Language and Culture, by D. Hymes
item 166: The Use and Control of Oral Language by Kindergarten Pupils, by W. Loban
item 167: Review of Kahane and Kahane and S. Saprota's "Development of Verbal Categories in Child Language ..., by S. Ervin
item 168: Review of Templin, by Ervin
item 169: Grammar and Classification, by S. Ervin
item 170: Current Research of the Machine Translation Project, by S. Lamb
item 171: Computational Linguistics, by S. Lamb
item 172: Advances in machine translation, by S. Lamb
item 173: Some Proposals for Linguistic Taxonomy, by S. Lamb
item 174: The Child's Learning of English Morphology, by J. Berko
item 175: Syntactic Rules Used by Children from Preschool through First Grade, by P. Menyuk
item 176: Comment on Gunnerson's "Plateau Shoshonean Prehistory", by A. Schroeder
item 177: Great Basin Prehistory: ..., by J. Jennings and E. Norbeck
item 178: The Sememic Approach to Structural Semantics, by S. Lamb
item 179: Machine-Aided Translation, by S. Lamb
item 180: Notes on the Mechanolinguistics Project, by S. Lamb
item 181: The Methodology of Sememic Analysis ... (English Prepositions), by J. White
item 182: Acculturation of the Dakota Indians, by V. Malan
item 183: Grouping Things by Factor Analysis, by S. Mulaik
item 184: Notes on Huambisa Phonimics, by D. Beasley and K. Pike
item 185: Glifos Foneticos del Codice Florentino, by C. Dibble
item 186: Second language learning, CAL ('61)
item 187: The Economic History of World Population, by C. Cipolla, reviewed by R. Anderson
item 188: Mollusca from East Tavaputs Plateau, Grand Countyu, Utah, by E. Roscoe and G. Grosscup
item 189: Southern Paiute Archaeology, by R. Euler
item 191: Plateau Shoshonean Prehistory: ..., by J. Gunnerson
item 192: The Freemont Culture: ..., by J. Gunnerson
item 193: Suggestions for the Further Study of Hopi, by M. Titiev
item 194: Linguistic Distributions and Political Groups of the Great Basin Shoshoneans, by J. Steward
item 195: Communicaton Among Bees, by M. Landauer, reviewed by T. Seboek
item 197: Understanding Language Without Ability to Speak: ..., by E. Lennenberg
item 199: Grammatical Category: A Rote Learning and Word Association Analysis, by M. Glanzer
item 200: Toward a Psychology of Language Structure, by M. Glanzer
item 201: Old Indian Geographical Names Around Santa Fe, N.M., by J.P. Harrington
item 202: Navajo Othography of the Franciscan Fathers, by J.P. Harrington
item 203: On Phonetic and Lexic Resemblances Between Kiowan and Tanoan, by J.P. Harrington
item 204: An Introductory Paper on the Tiwa Language ..., by J.P. Harrington
item 205: A Brief Description of the Tewa Language, by J.P. Harrington
item 206: Social Organization and Personal Security in a Peruvian Hacienda Indian Community: ..., by J. Fried
item 207: Decision Units in the Perception of Speech, by G. Miller
item 208: Children in a Society under Stress, by T. Alexander and R. Anderson
item 209a: The First Five Minutes ..., by R. Pittenger
item 210: The George Junior Repblic, by R. Pittenger
item 211: Some Notes on the Authority Structure ..., by R. Pittenger and P. Marineau
item 212: Structure in Children's Language, by S. Ervin
item 213: Imitation in the Speech of Two-Year-Olds, by S. Ervin
item 214: Proposal for Machine Translation, by W. Shipley, et al.
item 215: Stratificational Linguistics as a Basis for Mechanical Translation, by S. Lamb
item 216: Excavaciones in Tunjuelito: ..., by S. Broadbent
item 217: Archaeology and Language in Western North America, by W. Taylor
item 218: hand out to accompany a talk by G. Grosscup on "Traits of the Desert Culture"
item 219: The Desert West, by J. Jennings
item 220: R. Anderson's review of "Understanding Culture", by J. Honigmann
item 221: C. Dibble's review of "A Quantitative Method for Deriving Cultural Chronology", by J. Ford
item 222: The So-Called Interogative Order in Cree, by D. Ellis
item 223: Contributions to a Mathematical Analysis of the English Verb-Phrase, by J. Lonbek
item 224: Sign Language Analysis, On One Level or Two?, by C.F. Voegelin
item 225: Comparison of Zuni and California Penutian, by S. Newman
item 226: Notes on Archaeology and Linguistics, by K. Romney
item 227: Plateau, V. 35, #3 (Winter '63)
item 228: On Alteration, Transformation, Realization, and Stratification, by S. Lamb
item 229: Nuevo ensayo de Glotocronologia Yutonahua, by M. Swadesh
item 230: Need Achievement and Dialect in Lower Class Adolescent, by R. Baehr
item 231: Distribution of Blood Groups Among Indians in Middle America: In Guatamala
item 232: Distribution of Blood Groups Among Indians in Middle America: IV In Honduras, by G. Matson and J. Swanson
item 233: Cherokee Burn Conjurations, by Kilpatrick and Kilpatrick
item 234: The Emergence of Language, by W. Orr and C. Cappannari
item 235: Comparison of Grammar of Children with Functionally Deviant and Normal Speech, by Pl Menyuk
item 236: Syntactic Rules Used by Children from Preschool through First Grade, by P. Menyuk
item 237: Three Processes in the Child's Acquisition of Syntax, by R. Brown and U. Bellugi
item 238: Control of Grammar in Imitation, Comprehensiion, and Production, by C. Frazer, et al.
item 239: Indian Horticulture West and Northwest of the Colorado River, by J. Forbes
item 240b: Ethnohistory in the Great Basin, Part 1
item 240a: Ethnohistory in the Great Basin, Part 2, by C. Malouf
item 241: The Significance of Environmental Manipulation in Great Basin Cultural Development, by F. Downs
item 242: A Review of Some Aspect of Great Basin Social Organization, by D. Fowler
item 243: Tribal Distributions and Boundaries in the Great Basin, by O. Stewart
item 244: The Geographic Foundations of the Desert Culture, by E. Swanson, Jr.
item 245: Notes on Technologies and Material Cultures of the Great Basin, by W. Davis
item 246: Indian Child Language, by Chamberlain
item 251: Algunos Problemas de la Linguistica Otomangue, by M. Swadesh
item 252: Interim Notes on Oaxacan Phonology, by M. Swadesh
item 253: Understanding Language Without Ability to Speak: ..., by E. Lennenberg
item 254: Speech as a Motor Skill with Special Reference to Nonaphasic Disorders, by E. Lennenberg
item 255: Primitive Stages of Language Development in Mongolism, by E. Lennenberg
item 256: A Biological Perspective of Language, by E. Lennenberg
item 257: Harvaard Educational Review, V. 34, #2 (Spring '64)
item 258: Psycholinguistics: A Book of Readings, reviewed by R. Diebald, Jr.
item 260: Uinta Basin Prehistory, by C. Aikens
item 261: A Formal Account of the Crow-and Omaha-Type Kinship Terminologies, by F. Lounsbury
item 262: The Structural Analysis of Kinship Semantics, by F. Lounsbury
item 263: The Reflection of Coresidence in Mareno Kinship Terminology, by R. Diebald, Jr.
item 264: Chinese Syntactic Rules for Machine Translation, by C. Dougherty and S. Martin
item 265: The Lexeme de as a Syntactic Marker, by C. Dougherty
item 266: papers on Stratificational Linguistics, by?
item 267: Cyclic Rules in French Phonology, by S. Schane
item 268: Social and Geographical Factors in Jamaican Dialects, by D.DeCamp
item 269a: The Aims of Sociolinguistic Research, by W. Labov
item 269b: The Aims of Sociolinguistic Research, by W. Labov
item 271: Dynamic Simulation of Historical Change ..., by S. Klein
item 272: Selected Bibliography of Child Language, by J. Sableski
item 273: Introduction to Hopi Chants, by C.F. Voegelin and C. Euler
item 274: The Stylistic Significance of Consonantal Sandhi in Trukese and Ponapean, by J. Fischer
item 275a: Linguistic Atlas of the Pacific Coast, by R. Reed and D.DeCamp
item 275b: Linguistic Atlas of the Pacific Coast, by R. Reed and D.DeCamp
item 276: Utah Archaeology, V. 9, #4 ('64)
item 277: Animal Communication, by T. Seboek
item 280: The Acquisition of Grammatical Rules by Children, by Wick R. Miller
item 281: Ute Inian: Before and After Contact, by O. Stewart
item 282: A Brief History of the Southern Utes, by A. Schroeder
item 283: The insufficiency of a finite state model for verbal reconstructive memory, by M. Braine
item 284: Three Suggestions Regarding Grammatical Analyses of Children's Language, by M. Braine
item 285: Wiyot: ..., by Reichard
item 286: Note on the Structure of Chinook Jargon, by M. Jacobs
item 287: The Sememic Approach to Structural Semantics, by S. Lamb
item 288: Development of the Semantic System, by D. McNeill
item 289: Developmental Psycholinguistics, by D. McNeill
item 290: Linguistic Diversification and Extinction in North America, by S. Lamb
item 291: Mayan Vocabulary Survey, by T. Kaufman
item 292: Distribution of Hereditary Blood Antigens in Middle America VII In Costa Rica, by G. Matson and J. Swanson
item 292a: St. Clair Wind River Shoshoni Texts, by D. Shaul
item 292b: St. Clair Wind River Shoshoni Texts, by D. Shaul
item 293: Distribution of Haptaglobin, Transferrin, and Hemoglobin Types among the Indians of Middle America: In British Honduras, Costa Rica, and Panama, by G. Matson, et al.
item 293: Three Exception to Vowel Devoicing in Comanche, by J. Armagost
item 294: Cradleboard Hoods, Not Corsets, by?
carton 23: Reprints, 295-400
item 295: Past-Conquest Influences on Cora (Uto-Aztecan), by E. Casad
item 296: Great Basin Prehistory and Uto-Aztecan, by N. Hopkins
item 297: Preliminary Report on Excavations at Injun Creek Site, Warren, Utah, by C. Aikens
item 298: Learning to Read, by E. Gibson
item 299: On the Perception of Words, by E, Gibson
item 300: Comparison of Meaningfulness and Pronounciability ..., by E. Gibson, et al.
item 301: A Study in the Development of Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence, by E. Gibson, et al.
item 302: Machine Translation, by S. Lamb
item 303: Functional Analysis of the Community of Ibapah, by K. Watson
item 304: ThePhyssical Amthropology of the Nile Valley, by G. Armelagos, et al.
item 305: The Basic Punching Code for Russian Text, by C. Johnson
item 306: Some Problems of Homminid Classification, by D. Pilbeam and L. Simons
item 307: African Linguistics, by A. Hart
item 308: Selected Archaeological Radiocarbon Dates for North and Central America, by S. Bryan and S. Clark
item 309: Introduction, by D. Hymes?
item 310: Linguistic Data Processing, by S. Lamb
item 311: Introductory, by S. Lamb and K. Romney
item 312a: Two Types of Linguistic Relativity ..., by D. Hymes
item 312b: Two Types of Linguistic Relativity ..., Part II
item 313: Evidence for Penutian in Lexical Sets with Initial *C-and *S-, by D. Hymes
item 314: Some Behavioral Comparisons between the Chimpanzee and the Mountain Gorilla in the Wild, by V. Reynolds
item 315: The Aztec-Tanoan Hypothesis and Kiowa-Tanoan, by K. Hale
item 316: Glossalalic "Songs", by J. Jaquith
item 317: Spanish Loanwords of Papago: ..., by D. Saxton
item 318: Cayuse-Molala correspondence, by?
item 320: Utah Archaeology, V.11, #1,2 (June '65)
item 321: The Language of Bees, by K. von Frisch
item 322: Report on The First Grade Study, by L. Friedrich and R. Weber
item 323: A Scientific Approach to Second Language Teaching, by T. Hopkins ('64)
item 324: BIA Summer Program ('63)
item 325: BIA Summer Program, by T. Hopkins ('61)
item 326: Language Development, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 327: Analysis of Oral Reaading Errors: ..., by G. Della-Piana
item 328: Are Normitive Oral Reaking Error Profiles Necessary?, by G. Della-Piana and W. Herlin
item 329: Teaching Beginning Reading in Other Countries, by G. Della-Piana
item 330: For Poor Readers, by A. Harris
item 333: Internal Diversity in Southern Numic, by J. Goss
item 334: The Linguistic Position of the Quinigua Indians, by K. Gursky
item 335: The Historical Position of Waikuri, by K. Gursky
item 336: Ein lexikischer Vergleich der Algonkin-Golf-und Hoka-Sabtiaba-Sprachen, by K. Gursky
item 337: Algonkian and the Languages of Southern Texas, by K. Gursky
item 338: Fact and Fiction in Grammatical Analysis, by R. Hall, Jr.
item 339: Grammatical Transformations and Sentence Comprehension in Childhood and Adulthood, by D. Slobin
item 342: On Communicative Competence, by D. Hymes
item 343: Theoretical Notes on the Acquisition of Syntax: ..., by T. Bever and J. Fodor
item 344: Is Linguistics Empirical?, by T. Bever, et al.
item 345: Kinship Terminology and Linguistic Structure, by S. Lamb
item 346: Epilogomena to a Theory of Language, by S. Lamb
item 347: Similarity Relations among Certain English Sentence Constructions, by C. Clifton, Jr. and P. Odom
item 348: Culture-Historical Inference from Utaztecan Linguistic Evidence, by J. Goss
item 349: Applied Linguistics: Reading Research, Methodology, and Materials, by M. Castner
item 350: Differences in Word Attack Skills of Linguistically and Traditionally Trained First Grade Students, by M. Castner
item 351: Distribution of Hereditary Blood Groups among Indians of South America II In Peru, by G. Matson, et al.
item 352: Man's Changing Environment, by G. Armelagos
item 352: The Promises and Limitations of the Newest Type of Grammatical Analysis, by A. Hill
item 353: The Promises and Limitations of the Newest Type of Grammatical Analysis, by A. Hill
item 354: Obtaining and Index of Phonological Differentiation ..., by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin, et al.
item 355: The Social Context of Language Acquisition, by V. John and L. Goldstein
item 356: Transformational Criteria ..., by D. Worth
item 357: Procedures for the Determination of distributional Classes, by K. Harper
item 358: Grouping and Dependency Theories 4, by H. Edmundson, et al.
item 358: Grouping and Dependency Theories
item 359: Grouping and Dependency Theories, 6, by K. Harper, et al.
item 360: Grouping and Dependency Theories, 8, by K. Harper, et al.
item 361: Grouping and Dependency Theories , 10, by D. Hayes and T. Ziehe
item 363: Grouping and Dependency Theories, by D. Hayes
item 362: Studies in Machine Translation, 12: ..., by A. Kozak and C. Smith
item 364: On the Value of a Dependency Connection, by D. Hayes
item 365: Six Tasks in Computational Linguistics, by K. Harper, et al.
item 366: Supplement to Concordances from Computers, by R. Frey
item 367: Coding in the Evolution of Signalling Behavior, by T. Seboek
item 368: A Relationship Between Conditioning and Communication in Honey Bees, by D. Johnson and A. Wenner
item 369: A Relationship Between Conditioning and Communication in Honey Bees, by D. Johnson and A. Wenner
item 370: Primate Communication Systems and the Emergence of Human Language, by J. Lancaster
item 371: Behavior and Social Relations of the Gibbon, by C. Carpenter
item 372: Multilingualism in the Northwest Amazon, by A. Sorensen, Jr.
item 373: Writing Shoshoni, by S. Liljeblad
item 374: The Acquisition of Formal Features of Language, by Wick R. Miller
item 375: A Study of Sequential Speech in Young Children, by V. John
item 376: The Relation Between Social Experience And the Acquisition of Language, by V. John
item 377: Ute Linguistics and Anasazi Abandonment of the Four Corners Area, by J. Goss
item 378: U.S. Government memorandum ('66)
item 379: Varieties of Ethnicity and Varieties of Language Consciousness, by J. Fishman
item 380: Who Speaks What Language to Whom and When?, by J. Fishman
item 381: American Imigrant Groups: ..., by V. Nahirny and J. Fishman
item 382: Language Maintenance and Language Shift ..., by J. Fishman
item 383: The Ethnic Group School and Mother Tonge Maintenance in the U.S., by J. Fishman and V. Nahirny
item 384: Language Behavior, by J. Fishman and V. John
item 385: Ordinary language, common sense, and the time-lag argument, by Henson
item 386: Verbal Language Development Scale, by M. Mecham
item 387: Animal Communication, by T. Seboek
item 388: Distribution of Hereditary Blood Groups among Indians in Middle America VIII In In British Honduras
item 389: Distribution of Hereditary Blood Groups among Indians in Middle America VIII In Panama, by G. Matson and J. Swanson
item 390: Language Development in Disadvantaged Children, by V. John, et al.
item 391: A formal study of linguistic communication in multilingual communities, by J. Gumpertz
item 392: Letter association norms, by H. Amster
item 393: Imitation and Morphology in Child Language, by K. Atkinson
item 394: Oral Versions of Personal Experience, by W. Labov
item 395: The Development of Conservation of Size, by M. Braine and B. Shanks
item 396: Explorations in the Theory of Language, by W. Chafe, Part 1
item 397: Explorations in the Theory of Language, by W. Chafe, Part 2
item 398: Explorations in the Theory of Language, by W. Chafe, Part 3
item 399: Explorations in the Theory of Language, by W. Chafe, Inst. 1
item 400: Explorations in the Theory of Language, by W. Chafe, Inst. 2
carton 24: Reprints, 401-520
item 401: Development of Concept Formation in Children, by H. Amster
item 402: Linguistic Research on Non-Standard English of Negro Children, by W. Labov
item 403: CAL, Inventory of Projects and Activities in Reading and English, #1 ('66)
item 404: U. of Colorado Nubian Expedition, by G. Armelagos
item 405: On "Anthropological Linguistics" and Congeners, by D. Hymes
item 406: Why Linguistics Needs the Sociologist, by D. Hymes
item 407: On Communicative Competence, by D. Hymes
item 408: The Relationship of Klamath to California Penutian, by W. Shipley
item 409: Munn on Walbiri
item 410: Explanatory Systems: Constraint and Creativity, by O. Werner
item 411: On the Mechanism of Linguistic Change, by W. Labov
item 412: Anthropological Linguistics in the Great Basin, by Wick R. Miller
item 413: Dialect, Language, Nation, by E. Haugen
item 414: Beitrage zur Sprachwissenschaft und Volkerkunde der Nord-amerikanischen Indianer, by Gursky
item 415: The Patrilocal Band: ..., by R. Owen
item 416: The Acquisition of Russian as a Native Language, by D. Slobin
item 417.1: Comparative Language Socialization, Proposal by S. Ervin-Tripp and D. Slobin
item 418: Psycholinguistics, by S. Ervin-Tripp and D. Slobin
item 419: The Emergence of the Principle of Generation in Primate Kinship, by S. Ripley
item 420: Two Years After the Manual, Sec. 1., by B. Bateman
item 421: Two Years After the Manual, Sec. 2., by B. Bateman
item 422: The Morman Mission to the Shoshoni Indians, by C. Dibble
item 423: Imitation and the Acquisition of Syntax, by D. Slobin
item 424: Language Development, by S. Ervin-Tripp and Wick R. Miller
item 425: The Development of Questions and Negatives in the Speech of Three Children, by U. Bellugi
item 426: Soviet Psycholinguistics, by D. Slobin
item 427: Absstracts of Soviet Studies of Child Language, by D. Slobin
item 428: Early Grammatical Development in Several Languages ... , by D. Slobin
item 430: Sketch of Arapaho Linguistic History, by I. Goddard
item 431: The Eastern Algonquian Intrusive Nasal, by I. Goddard
item 432: Continuity and Change in Sahaptian Vowel Systems, by B. Rigsby
item 433: On Cayuse-Molala Relatability, by B. Rigsby
item 434: Chapter Three from "Sentence Structure and Reading Processes", by I. Schlesinger
item 435: Review by S. Lamb of "Current Issues in Linguistic Theory", by N. Chomsky
item 436: Nez Perce and Proto-Sahaptin Kinship Terms, by H. Aoki
item 437: Culture, Social Structure, and Environment in Aboriginal Central Australia, by T. Strehlow
item 438: Australian Aboriginal Songs, by T. Strehlow
item 440: First Grade Reading Research Project for Granite School District
item 441: Research plan, by M. Mecham
item 442: Review by G. Armelagos of "Bones, Bodies, and Disease: ...", by C. Wells
item 443: The Netsilik Eskimos: Adaptive processes, by A. Balikci
item 444: Studies in Southwestern Ethnolinguistics (67)
item 445: A Note on Kiowa Linguistic Affiliations, by?, American Anthropologist Vol. 61#1
item 446: Dentition of a Mesolithic Population from Wadi Halfa, Sudan, by D. Green, G. Ewing and G. Armelagos
item 447: Approaches to Semiotics (64)
item 448: The Evaluation of Foreign Language Teaching, by A. Hayes
item 449: The Contributions of Pschological Theory..., by J. Carroll
item 450: New Directions in Foreign Language Teaching, by A. Hayes
item 451: The Future of Language Laboratories, by W. Locke
item 452: Current Social Dialect Research, CAL (66)
item 453: Center for Applied Linguistics, Praposal
item 454: The Non-standard Vernacular of the Negro Community: Some Practical Suggestions, by W. Labov
item 455: A Preliminary Study of the English Used by Negro and Puerto Rican Speakers in New York City, by W. Labov, C. Cohen and C. Robins
item 456: Some Sources of Reading Problems for Negro Speakers of Non-standard English, by W. Labov
item 457: Sociolinguistics (66)
item 458: The Effect of Social Mobility on Linguistic Behavior, by W. Labov
item 459: Systenatuc Relations of Standard and Non-standard Rules in the Grammars of Negro Speakers, by W. Labov and C. Cohen
item 460: A Note on the Relation of Reading Failure to Peer-Group Status in Urban Ghettos, by W. Labov and C. Robins
item 461: Recent Findings and Theories in Developmental Psycholinguistics, by K. Atkinson
item 462: The Jet-Age Malady, by E. Varga
item 463: Accross the Cultural Barrier, by E. Glenn
item 464: Literacy (May 23-28, 64)
item 465: Conference papers of the Association of Teachers of English as a Second Language (66)
item 466: Retention as a Function of Rate of Information and Degree of Compression, by E. Allen and R. Travers
item 469: The Study of the Problems of Teaching English to American Indians, Report and Recommendation (July 67)
item 470: The Acquisition of Language in Infant an Child, by M. Brain
item 471: Quaternaria, Vol. 15 (66)
item 472: Some Notes on Acoma Kinship Terminology, by Wick R. Miller
item 473: The Acquisition of Formal Features of Language, by Wick R. Miller
item 474: Spanish Loan Words in Acoma, I, by Wick R. Miller
item 475: Spanish Loan Words in Acoma, II, by Wick R. Miller
item 476: Patterns of Grammatical in Development in Child Language, by Wick R. Miller
item 477: IJAL,Vol. 31#2, review by Wick R. Miller (April 65)
item 479: Swadesh's Macro Mixtecan Hypothesis and English, by C. Callagham and Wick R. Miller
item 481: An Outline of Shawnee Historical Phonology, byWick R. Miller
item 482: The Sparkman Grammar of Luiseno, reviewed by Wick R. Miller
item 483: Plains Relationships of the Freemont Culture: A Hypothesis, by C. Aikens
item 484: Fundamental Values of Foreign Language Study, by R. Roeming
item 485: Foreign Languages as Weapons for Defense, by?
item 486: The Effects of Focus of Attention on the Storing and Retrieving of Active and Passive Voice Sentences, by E. Turner and R. Rommetvelt
item 487: Intonation, Grammatical Structure, and Contextual Association in Immediate Recall, by D. O'Connell
item 488: A Study of "chunking" in Transmission of Messages, by R. Rommetvelt
item 489: Comment, by D. Hymes
item 490: The Anthropology of Communication, by D. Hymes
item 491: Models of the Interaction of Language and Social Setting, by D. Hymes
item 492: Linguistic Problems in Defining the Concept of "Tribe", by D. Hymes
item 493: "Linguistics", by D. Hymes
item 494: The Acquisition of Noun and Verb Inflections, by C. Cazden
item 495: The Journal of Special Education, Vol.1, #2 (winter 67)
item 496: Subcultural Differences in Child Language: An Inter-Disciplinary Review, by C. Cazden
item 497: Measures of Nez Perce Outbreeding and the Analysis of Cultural Change, by D. Walker, Jr.
item 498: Narrative of the PL 89-10 Navajo Area ESL Project, BIA
item 499: A Survey of Attitudes of Educators of Indian Children, by R. Gardner
item 500: The Onset of Speech, by M. Bullowa
item 501: Formalizing the Notion of Syntactic Relatedness among West Germanic Languages, by M. Snow
item 502: The Basic Assumptions of Ethnoscience, by O. Werner
item 503: Prehistoric Cultural and Linguistic Patterns in the Southwest since 5000 B.C., by C. Irwin-Williams
item 504: Education of American Indian Children, by B. Gaarder (67)
item 505: Type-Lists, Indexes and Concordances from Computers, by L. Gould and S. Lamb
item 506: The Linguistic Automation Project, by S. Lamb (66-67)
item 507: Preliminary Remarks on Walbiri Grammar, by K. Hale
item 508: Distribution of Heredetary Blood Groups Among Indians in South America, IV in Chile, by G. Matson, et al
item 509: Polynesian Cultural Destributions in New Perspective, by A. Vayda
item 510: Diversity and Uniformity in New Guinea, by A. Vayda
item 511: Island Cultures, by A. Vayda and R. Rappaport
item 512: On Papago Laryngeals, by K. Hale
item 513: Lingua, Vol 17 #1/2
item 514: Zuni Grammar: Alternatine Solutions Versus Weaknesses, by S. Newman
item 515: Nez Perce Vowel Harmony and Proto-Sahaptian Vowels, by H. Aoki
item 516: Collecting a Data Base for and Educational Technology; I Evolving a Psycholinguistic Reading Program, by?
item 517: Readings in American Indian Linguistics, part 1, sel. by M. Haas
item 518: Readings in American Indian Linguistics, part 2, sel. by M. Haas
item 519: Readings in American Indian Linguistics, part 3, sel. by M. Haas
item 520: Readings in American Indian Linguistics, part 4, sel. by M. Haas
carton 25: Reprints, 521-602
item 521: Differential Evaluation of Verbal Language Disabilities in Children, by M. Mecham
item 522: Some Northern Paiute Native Categories, by C. Fowler and J. Leland
item 523: Rational of Navajo Area's TESOL Program (June 66)
item 524: The Cowboy and the Lady, by J. Downs
item 525: An Oral English Experiment with Navajo Children, by R. Werner
item 526: Problems of Navajo Speakers in Learning English, by M. Cook
item 527: The Language Situation in Arizona as Part of the Southwest Culture Area, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin and N. Shutz, Jr.
item 528: Indian Education, BIA (Feb. 66)
item 529: Some Cultural Prerequisites for TESOL in BIA Schools, by O. Werner
item 530: Behavior and Human Evolution, by S. Washburn
item 531: Baboon Ecology and Human Evolution, by I. DeVore and S, Washburn
item 532: Pocatello is Her Name, by J. Roberts
item 533: Prologomena to a Theory of Phonology, by S. Lamb
item 534: A Final Administrative Report to the National Science Foundation, by W. Wang
item 535: The Development of Proto-Algonkian *-awe-, by M. Haas
item 536: Roger Williams Sound Shift, by M. Haas
item 538: Sociolinguistics, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 539: Anth. 581, Ethnolinguistics of Selected Areas, II Sem. (67-68)
item 540: Anth. 531, Culture and Personality, I Sem. (67-68)
item 541: Anth. 604, Anthropological Linguistics, II Sem. (67-68)
item 542: Sound Symbolism in Yuman Languages, by M. Langdon
item 543: A Cultural Preference fot Two Linguistic Informants instead of One in a Session, by?
item 544: A Semantic-Phonetic Category in Hopi-Tewa, by S. Ehrman
item 545: Second copy of 546
item 546: The First Rule in the Universal Grammar, by M. Durbin and M.A. Durbin
item 547: Second copy of 548
item 548: An Information Theory of Vocabularies, by N. Johnson
item 549: On Simple Semantic Spaces and Semantic Categories, by P. Kay and K. Romney
item 550: Some Social Determinants of Verbal Behavior, by J-P Blom and J. Gumpertz
item 551: Language, Communication and Control in North India, by J. Das Gupta and J. Gumpertz
item 554: The Development of Language, by D. McNeill
item 555: Information Processing Systems in Culture, by W. Geoghegan
item 556: The Sign Language of the Deaf: A Comparative Pilot Study, by T. Peled
item 558: Problems of Investigating the Grammar of Sign Language, by I. Schlesinger
item 559: A System of Notation for the Sign Language of the Deaf, by T. Peled
item 560: Exercizes, by S. Lamb?
item 561: The Anthropology of Communication, by D. Hymes
item 562: Models of the Interaction of Language and Social Setting, by D. Hymes
item 563: Comment, by D. Hymes
item 564: Linguistic Problems in Defining the Concept of "Tribe", by D. Hymes
item 565: "Linguistics", by D. Hymes
item 566: Preliminary Remarks on Walbiri Grammar, by K. Hale
item 568: Pityantyatyara, by Hale?
item 569: Kinship and Family, by K. Romney
item 570: TECO--A New Mayan Language, by T, Kaufman
item 571: Becoming a Bilingual, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 572: The General Properties of Language, by Noam Chomsky
item 573: The insufficiency of a finite state model for verbal reconstructive memory, by M. Braine
item 573: Language and the Mind, by Noam Chomsky
item 575: Rule-Governed Intrusions in the Free Recall of Structured Letter Pairs, by K. Smith
item 576: Grammatical Intrusions in the Free Recall of Structured Letter Pairs, by K. Smith
item 577: Grammatical Intrusions in the Recall of Structured Letter Pairs: ... , by K. Smith
item 578: Second copy of 577
item 579: Metaphysics and Analysis: The Function of Philosophy, by R. Henson
item 580: Man's Changing Environment, by George Armelagos
item 581: Ordinary Language, Common sense, and the Time-Lag Argument, by R. Henson
item 582: Reprint from the American Anthropologist, V. 69, #3,4, Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, by Noam Chomsky; Aspects of the Theory of Syntax, by Noam Chomsky (June '67)
item 583: (Presented at the annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America); Competence, Performance, and Relational Networks, by P. Reich (Dec. '67)
item 584: English Prepositionals: A Stratificational Approach, by D. Bennett
item 585: Linguistic Automaton Project: Concordinances, by R. Frey, and L. Gould (Dec. '67)
item 586: Language Identification from Non-Segmental Cues, by K. Atkinson (May '68)
item 587: Wenner-Gren Supper Conference: Primate Studies
item 588: An Informal Survey of Word-Accent in Modern English, by G. Waldo
item 589: Reprint from the Western Humanities Review, V.XXII, #2, Spring '68: The Savage Mind, by C. Levi-Strauss (Spring '68)
item 590: Social Science Research Council, V. 22, #2, June '68: Pidgenization and Creolization of Languages: Their Social Contexts, by Del Hymes (June '68)
item 591: Education Resources Information Center: trends and Implications of Current Research in Dialectology, by J. Broz, Jr.
item 592: (Current Social Dialect research at American Higher Institutions Report #2 (same source as 591)
item 593: Elicited Imitations as a Research Tool in Developmental Psycholinguistics, by D. Slobin and D. Welsh
item 595: Some Generative Rules on American Kinship Terminology, by P. Block
item 596: On Cayuse-Molala Relatability, by B. Rigsby
item 597: Paper related to 598 by same author.
item 598: Tsimshian Comparative Vocabularies with Notes on Nass-Gitksan Systematic Phonology, by B Rigsby
item 599: Second copy of 600
item 600: The Grammatical Development in Several Languages, with Special Attention to Soviet Research, by D. Slobin
item 601: The Acquisition of Noun and Verb Inflections, by?
item 602: On Formal Structures of Practical Actions, by H. Garfunkel and H. Sacks
carton 26: Reprints, 603-700
item 603: The Acquisition of Language in Infant and Child, by M. Braine
item 604: A Preliminary Study of the Structure of English Used by Puerto Rican Speakers in New York City, by W. Labov, P. Cohen, and C. Robins
item 605: Derivational Complexity and Order of Acquisition in Child Speech, by R. Brown and C. Hanlon
item 606: Outline of Samoan Grammar, by K. Kernan?
item 607: Language Development, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 608: Language Development, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 609: Language Development, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 610: English Sentences Without Overt Grammatical Subject, by Q. Dong
item 611: Transformational Grammar and Contrastive Analysis, by P. Schachter
item 612: Sequencing in Conversational Openings, by E. Schegloff
item 613: Three Suggestions Regarding Grammatical Analuses of Children's Language, by M. Braine
item 614: English Grammar II, by P. Rosenbaum
item 615: Origin of the Nootka Pharyngeals, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 617: A Field Manual for cross-cultural study of the acquisition of communicative competence, by D. Slobin
item 618: Report and Recommendations for CAL ('68)
item 620: Range of Cultural and Linguistic Variation Among American Indians, by E. Dozier
item 621: Cultural and Socialogical Factors Relating to Learning Development, by N. Modiano and M. Maccoby
item 622: Bilingual education for children of linguistic minorities, by N. Modiano
item 623: Styles of Learning: The Evidence from Navajo, by O. Werner and K. Begishe
item 624: Learning in American Indian Children, by V. John
item 625: Language Teaching with Cartoons, by G. Fleming
item 626: Toward a Theory of Case, by C. Fillmore
item 627: A Bibliography of the Uto-Aztecan Languages, by J. Grimes
item 630: Observations on Israeli Sign Language, by J. Shunary
item 631: Some Northern Paiute Native Categories, by C. Fowler and J. Leland
item 632: Indians of Utah: Tentative Bibliography, by N. Owen
item 633: Speech Communities in the Great Basin and Australia, by Wick R. Miller
item 634: Stratificational Theory: An Anotated Bibliography, by I. Fleming
item 635: Sequential Verbal Behavior, by N. Johnson
item 636: The Psychological Reality of Phrase-Structure Rules, by N. Johnson
item 637: The Relational Network Simulator, by P.Reich
item 638: Symbols, Relations, and Structural Complexity, by P. Reich
item 640: Analysis of Lue Conversation: ..., by M. Moerman
item 641: Distribution of Hereditary Blood Groups among Indians in South America V. In Northern Brazil, by?
item 642: Communication and Language in the Home-Raised Chimpanzee, by W. Kellogg
item 643: The Character of Keresan Puiblo Law, by E. Hoebel
item 644: 7A. Classical Nahuatl, by S. Newman
item 645: 2. Inventory of Descripitve Materials, by W. Bright
item 646: Morris Swadesh, by S. Newman
item 647: Zuni Equivalents of English 'To Be', by S. Newman
item 650: The Death of a Language (Shoshoni), by Wick R. Miller
item 651: The Death of a Language (Shoshoni), by Wick R. Miller
item 652: The Southern California Milling Stone Horizon: ..., by C. Warren
item 653: Speech in its Social-Cultural Context: ..., by S. Kaldor
item 654: The Differential Use of A Speech Surrogate Through Time, by J. Adovasio
item 658: Lexical and Cultural Change in Yukian, by W. Elmendorf
item 659: Dating Lake Mohave Artifacts and Beaches, by C.Warren and J. DeCosta
item 661: Learning Grammar: From Pivot to Realization Rule, by I. Schlesinger
item 662: Production of Utterances and Language Acquisition, by I. Schlesinger
item 663: The Design of Writing Systems for Native Literacy Programs, by W. Walker
item 664: Nahua Affinal Kinship: ..., by J. Law
item 665: Zoosemiotics: A Guide to Its Literature, by T. Sebeok
item 666: Comparative Vocabulary of Utah Dialects, by E. Barber
item 667: The Language of the Parent: ..., by K. Drach
item 668: Repetitions in a Mother's Speech to her Child, by B. Kobashigawa
item 669: Questions of Language Development in Cross-Cultural Perspective, by D. Slobin
item 670: Some Suggestions for a Syntactic Characterization of Baby-Talk Style, by C. Pfuderer
item 671: Archaelogical Applications of Factor, Cluster, and Proximity Analysis, by G. Cowgill
item 672: Developmental Sociolinguistics: Inner City Children, by D. Entwissle
item 674: The Biology of Language, by J. Lancaster
item 675: Two articles, by S. Kaldor
item 676: ... of a Mesolithic Population from Wadi-Halfa, Sudan, by D. Green, G. Ewing, and G. Armelagos
item 677: Similarities Between Japanese and English Verb Derivations, by M. Soga
item 678: On Explaining Language, by E. Lenneberg
item 679: Femoral Cortical Involution in Three Nubian Archaeological Populations, by J. Dewey, G. Armelagos, and M. Bartley
item 680: Hypercorrection ..., by W. Labov
item 681: Effect of Social Mobility on Linguistic Behavior, by W. Labov
item 682: Some Sources of Reading Problems for Negro Speakers of Non-Standard English, by W. Labov
item 683: A Note on the Relation of Reading Failute To Peer-Group Status in Urban Ghettos, by W. Labov and C. Robins
item 684: The Logic of Non-Standard English, by W. Labov
item 685: Review by H. Sarles of "Anthropological Linguistics: ..., by J. Greenberg
item 687: Some Implications of Serrano Phonology, by K. Hill
item 688: Toward a Manual of Papago Grammar: Some Phonological Terms, by A. Alvarez and K. Hale
item 690: A Tentative Ordering of the Elements of the Verbal Compound in the Central Area of Uto-Aztecan, by J. Tanner
item 691: Faunal and Floral Remains as Indicators of Neothermal Climates at Hogup Cave, by S. Durrant and K. Harper
item 692: Preliminary Analysis of the Hogup Cave Coprolites, by G. Fry
item 694: Hagup Cave: Chronology and Archaeology, by M. Aikens
item 695: The Phonological System of a Five Year Old Mongoloie (Down's Syndrome) Boy, by A. Bodine
item 696: The Two-Year-Old Stage in the Acquisition of Enlish Phonology, by A. Moskowitz
item 697: Development of Syntactic Structures in Monolingual and Bilingual Children, by M. Swain
item 698: The Nesting Constraint in Child Language, by P.Brogan
item 699: A Framework for Studying Kin Term Usage, by R. Casson
item 700: An Experiment on the Recognition of Babbling, by K. Atkinson
carton 27: Reprints, 701-792
item 701: Speech: Relation of Nonfluency to Information Value, by R. Lanyou
item 703: On the Prehistory of Nez Perce Vowel Harmony, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 704: Explaining Linguistic Universals, by D. McNeill
item 706: Len Henry: North Idaho Munchausen, by J. Brunvand
item 707: A Selected Psycholinguistic Bibliography, by B. Fraser and M. Klatt
item 708: On the Evolution of Tool-Using Behavior, by J. Lancaster
item 709: Field Guide for the Ethnographic Study of Speech Use, revised by R. Darnell and J. Sherzer
item 710: Some Reasons Why There Can't Be Any Some-Any Rule, by R. Lakoff
item 712: Alberta Anthropologist, V.2,#2
item 713: The Attitutes of Rural Whites Toward Members of an American Indian Community, by D. Steele and P. Mahler
item 713: Journal of the Linguistic Society of the U. of Papau and New Guinea, V.1,#1
item 714: The Study of Folklore in Literature and Culture: ..., by A. Dundes
item 715: Anthro 159: The Forms of Folklore
item 716: The Finiteness of Natural Language, by P.Reich
item 717: Noun-Phrase Indexing, Pronouns, and the 'Definite Article', by G. Sampson
item 718: The Stratificational View of Plysemy, by D. Bennett
item 719: Speculations on the Growth of Ethnobotanical Nomenclature, by B. Berlin
item 720: The English Auxiliaries: A Relational Network Description, by P. Reich
item 721: Similarities Between Japanese and English Verb Derivations, by M. Soga
item 722: The Culture of Poverty: An Adjustive Dimension, by S. Parker and R. Kleiner
item 723: An Archaeometric Survey of Anasazi Indian Village Site, Boulder, Utah, by P. Hammond
item 724: Stratificational Theory: An Annotated Bibliography, by I. Fleming
item 725: Religious Syncretism among the Shoshoni, by A. Hultkrantz
item 726: Shoshoni Indians on the Plains: ..., by A. Hultkrantz
item 727: The Tribal Divisions Within the Eastern Shoshoni, by A. Hultkrantz
item 728: The Ethnological Position of the Sheepeater Indians in Wyoming, by A. Hultkrantz
item 729: Suggested Universals in the Ontogenesis of Grammar, by D. Slobin
item 731: Cognitive Aspects of Bilingual Communication, by J. Gumpertz
item 732: "B. Whorf: The Uto-Aztecan Stock ...", by K. Gursky
item 733: Bella Colla Grammatical Processes and Form Classes, by S. Newman
item 734: Bella Coola Paradigms, by S. Newman
item 735: A Proposal for a New Dictionary of Sign Language, by I. Schlesinger?
item 736: Reviews from Language, V.45,#2, Part I (June '69)
item 737: Universals of Grammatical Development in Children, by D. Slobin
item 738: Ethnography of Communication in Four African Societies, by S. Seitel
item 739: Methods for Studying the Child's Acquisition of Sociolinguistic Competence, by L. Hubbell
item 740: Observations of a Mother-Child Interaction, by S. Mehan
item 741: Language Acquisition in the Deaf: ..., by C. Pfuderer
item 742: Phonetics Laboratory Nores, V.4 (Oct. '69)
item 743: The Field of Creole Language Studies, by D. DeCamp
item 744: Lexical Retention and Cultural Significance in Tzeltal-Tzotsil Comparative Ethnobotany, by B. Berlin
item 745: On Taxonomy and Semantics, by P. Kay
item 746: Some Theoretical Implications of Ethnographic Semantcs, by P. Kay
item 747: The Use of Marking Rules in Semantic Systems, by W. Geoghegan
item 749: Linguistic and Cognative Networks, by S. Lamb
item 750: Towards a Generative Phonology of Southern Paiute, by J. Lovins
item 751: The Semological Structure of the English Verbs of Motion, by Y. Ikegami
item 752: papers and Reports on Child Language Development, #001 (March '70)
item 753: Implicational Scales and Sociolinguistic Linearity, by D. DeCamp
item 754: Some Recent Developments in American Linguistics, by R. Hall
item 755: Verbal Strategies in Multilingual Communication, by J. Gumpertz
item 756: Sociolinguistics and Communication in Small Groups, by J. Gumpertz
item 757: The Acquisition of Phonology, by A. Moskowits
item 758a: A Study of Kin Term Usage in a Turkish Village: ..., by R. Casson
item 758b: A Study of Terminological Usage, by R. Casson
item 759: Dialects of Dakota in Central Canada, by M. Marino
item 760: Chinook Jargon: ..., by M. Silverstein
item 761: The Two-Year-Old Stage in the Acquisition of English Phonology, by A. Moskowitz
item 762: Tewa II: Verb Structure, by E. Dozier
item 763: Map of Monolingualism and Bilingualism in Mexican Indians, by O. Vellegas
item 764: Speech Variation in Acoma Keresan, by J. Maring?
item 765: The Crusader Fort on El-Habis at Petra ..., by P. Hammond
item 766: North Plateau Linguistic Diffusion Area, by H. Aoki
item 767: A Development Scale of Syntactic Structures, by C. Jacobs and C. Peterson
item 768: Grammatical Comprehension Tests, by U. Bellugi
item 769: Preliminary Report on Excavations at Puntritjarpa Rockshelter ..., by R. Gould
item 770: Subsistence Behaviour Among the Western Desert Aborigines of Australia, by R. Gould
item 771: Kunture, and Aboriginal Sacred Site ..., by Gould and Gould
item 772: Summary Report (Australia), by R. Berndt
item 773: Kinship, Animal names, ..., by Berndt and Berndt
item 774: Kinship, by Elkin
item 775: Stone Implement Making... (Australia), by N. Tindale
item 776: Totemic Beliefs in the Western Desert of Australia, Part II, by N. Tindale
item 777: Nomenclature of Archaeological Cultures and Associated Impliments in australia, by N. Tindale
item 778: Tribal and Intertribal Marriage Among the Australian Aborigines, by N. Tindale
item 779: Living Archaeology: The Ngatatjara of Western Australia, by R. Gould
item 780: The Concept of "The Tribe" in the Western Desert of Australia, by R. Berndt
item 782: from: Report on the Work of the Horn Scientific Expedition to Central Australia, ed. B. Spencer
item 783: Dialectology, by S. Egerod
item 785: Linguistic Reconstruction of Proto Western Numic and its Ethnographic Implications, by M. Nichols
item 786: Aspects of the reconstruction of Proto Western Numic, by M. Nichols
item 788: The Semantics of Giving, by R. Dixon
item 789: A Method of Semantic Description, by R. Dixon
item 790: Miwok Internal and External Relationships, by C. Callaghan
item 791: Explorations in Semantic Phylogeny, by M. Foster
item 792: The Development of Auditory Comprehension of Language Structure in Children, by M. Carrow
carton 28: Reprints, 793-887
item 793: Sign Language in Australia ..., by N. Purtill
item 794: Southwestern and Great Basin Languages, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 796: Geopraphic Ordering, Subgrouping, and Olympic Salish, by W. Elmendorf
item 797: Word Tabu and Change Rates: ..., by W. Elmendorf
item 798: An Explicit Formulation of the Relationship between Tool-Using, Tool-Making and the Emergence of Language, by G. Hewes
item 799: Primate Communication and the Gestural Origin of Language, by G. Hewes
item 800: The 1890 Ghost Dance Religion ..., by M. Hittman (1890)
item 803: Indian-American behavior change and value maintenance: ..., by T. Collins
item 804: Verbal Dueling in Chamula, by G. Gossen
item 805: Proto Miwok Phonology, by?
item 808: Phonetic Shifts in Algonquian Languages, by T. Michelson
item 810: Proto-Algonquian *ck: Further Examples, by J. Geary
item 811: Certain Proto-Algonquian Consonant Clusters, by F. Siebert, Jr.
item 812: Prota-Algonquian-iit-'Fellwo:, by L. Bloomfield
item 813: The Roanoke Voyages, by?
item 814: The Language of the Carolina Algonkian Tribes, by J. Geary
item 815: Productive Paradigms in Shawnee, by C.F. Voegelin
item 816: On the Sound-System of Central Algonquian, by L. Bloomfield
item 817: Oral Traditions of the Shoshoni and Bannock Indians, by S. Liljeblad
item 818: Noun Plural Marker Deletion in the Speech of Black Children, by L. Slobin
item 819: Five Cuna Linguistic Games, by J. Sherzer
item 821: Ice and Travel Amon the Fort Norman Slave: ..., by K. Basso
item 822: Duck Valley Indian Reservation Suicides, by B. Crum
item 823: Bilingualism in Monolingual South America, by A. Sorensen, Jr.
item 824: Review by J. Malone of "The Indo-European and Semetic Languages: ...", by S. Levin
item 825: A Theory of Marking Rules, by W. Geoghegan
item 826: A Record of Wisconsin-Age Vegetation and Fauna from the Ozarks of Western Missouri, by J. Mehringer, Jr., et al.
item 827: Climatic Change and Early Population Dynamics in the Southwestern United States, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 828: The Reconstruction of Archaic Culture in the Southwestern United States, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 829: Archaeological Evidence on Early Man in Mexico, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 830: Archaic Culture History in the Southwestern United States, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 831: The Acquisition of Morphological Inflection by Children Four to Ten, by Bellamy, Bellamy and S. Austin
item 832: Two Piman War Orations and Quetzalcoatl, by D. Bahr
item 833: Introduction to "A Short and Practical Dictionary of Sahaptin", by B. Rigsby
item 834: Some Recent Studies on Port-Royal and Vaugelas, by R. Hall, Jr.
item 835: Review by V. Bellugi of "In This Sign", J. Greenberg
item 836: Paper, by Wall
item 837: Attitudes of French Canadians Towar the French Language, by S. Matte
item 838: papers and Reports on Child Language Development, #002 (Dec. '70)
item 839: Deep-Surface Canonical Disparities in Relation to Analysis and Change: An Australian Example, by K. Hale
item 840: New Light on the Gestural Origin of Language, by G. Hewes
item 841: Children's Perception and Identification of Stress Contrasts, by K. Atkinson-King
item 842: The Bilogical Bases of Human Language, by J. Andrews
item 843: Proceedings of the 62 Annual Spring Meeting of the American Ethnological Society, Chafe, ed.
item 844: Coming and Going, by C. Fillmore
item 845: Deixis II, by C. Fillmore
item 846: Developomental Psycholinguistics, by D. Clark
item 847: Spears ... Western Desert Aborigines of Australia, by R. Gould
item 848: The Lithic Assemblage of the Western Desert Aborigines of Australia, by R. Gould, D. Koster, and L. Sontz
item 849: Makah Vowel Insertion and Loss, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 850: Labialization in Nootkan, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 851: Traces of Glottalized Resonants in Makah, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 852: How to Write the Lillooet Language ..., by R. Bouchard
item 853: Language in Chimpanzee?, by D. Premack
item 854: Social Dialects in Developmental Sociolinguistics, by S. Erwin-Tripp
item 855: How Children Answer Questions, by S. Erwin-Tripp
item 858a: " " , Part I
item 858b: On the Acequacy of Natural Languages: I The Development of Tense, by W. Labov
item 859: Speculations on the Growth of Ethnobotanical Nomenclature, by B. Berlin
item 860b: An Ethnography of Communication Among the Ashanti, by H. Hogan
item 860a: " ", Part I
item 861: Bilingualism: A Problem or an Asset, by C. Knowlton
item 862: A Collection of Linguistic Games, by J. Sherzer
item 863: Structure and Process in Language Acquisition, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 864: Linguistic Reconstruction of Proto Western Numic ..., by M. Nichols
item 865: Talking Backwards in Cuna: ..., by J. Sherzer
item 865: " "
item 866: Proto Miwok Phonology, by Callaghan
item 867: Language and Cognative Assessment of Negro Children ..., by J. Baratz
item 868: The Phonemes of Navajo, by?
item 869: Comparative Eastern Miwok, by Callaghan
item 870: Languages of the World, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 871: In Defence of the Family Tree, by C.F and F.M. Voegelin
item 872: Proto-Aztecan, by L. Cambell
item 873: Sociolinguistics and Teacher Attitudes in A Southern School System, by R. Shuy
item 875: Reconstucted Humor in Tzeltal Ritual Formula, by B. Stross
item 876: Penn-Texas Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #5 Child Language and Children's Traditional Speech Play, by M. Sanches
item 877: The Plains Vision Experience: A Study of Power and Privilege, by P. Albers and S. Parker
item 878: Tzeltal: Acquisition and Componentiality, by B. Stross
item 879: Acquisition of Botanical Terminology by Tzeltal Children, by B. Stross
item 880: Elicited Imitations in the Study of Tenejapa Tzeltal Language Acquisition, by B. Stross
item 881: Verbal Processes in Tzeltal Speech Socialization, by B. Stross
item 882: Semantic Development ..., by B. Stross
item 883: Addition to Section on Recording Apparatus and Techniques: ..., by B. Stross
item 884: Progress Report for the B. C. Indian Language Project (Dec. '71)
item 885: Sibling Terms as Used by Marriage Partners, by M. Haas
item 887: Linguistic Games: Implications for (Socio) Linguistics, by J. Sherzer
carton 29: Reprints, 888-985
item 888: Language Evolution and Speech Style, by P. Kay
item 889: Acquisition of Quechua Morphology: ..., by B. Isbell
item 890: Southeastern Indian Linguistics, by M. Haas
item 891: Observations on the Yana Stop Series ... (Hokan Phonology), by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 892: Boundary maintenance in Algonquian: ..., by C. Wolfart
item 893: papers and Reports on Child Language Development, #003 (Dec. '71)
item 894: Ranking in Navajo Nouns, by M. Taptto
item 895: On the Learning of Morphological Rules: ..., by D. Palumo
item 896: The Acquisition of Language in Infant and Child, by M. Braine
item 897: An Experiment in Programmed Cross-Cultural Education: ... (Cherokee Primer), by W. Walker
item 898: On Being Just Complicated Enough, by A. Wallace
item 899: Notes on Inquiries and Anthropology, by D. Fowler (1514-1900)
item 902: Early Man in the Desert, by J. Jennings
item 903: Child Language and Children's Traditional Speech Play, by M. Sanches
item 904: Syntactic Argumaents and Role Relationships: ..., by D. Hymes
item 905: On American Address, and the Brown and Ford Model, by J. Keane (1870-1900)
item 906: The Scope of Sociolinguistics, by D. Hymes
item 907: Recontructed Humor in a Tzeltal Ritual Formula, by B. Stross
item 908: An Examination of the Use of Pidgin in the Works of Three Nigerian Authors, by R. Priebe
item 910: Ethics and Ethnic Awareness: The Moral Dilema of Studying Aborigine Sacred Affairs, by Gould
item 912: Selecting a Lokata Orthography, by W. Hull
item 913: Eastern Shoshone Sandhi, by W. Kosin
item 914: Historical Linguistics and Archeology, by K. Hale and D. Harris
item 915: Some Strategies for the First Two Years, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 916: Selected References on Washo Language and Culture, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 917: Games Groups and Children, by J. Tollman
item 918: Style Switching in a Head Start Class, by M. Rainey
item 919: Child rearing and cognitive styles of lower class Negro children, by A. Sher
item 920: The Archaeologist as Ethnographer, by R. Gould
item 921: Some Bases for Early Features of Production, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 923: Writing in Central America, by C. Dibble
item 924: The Central Concepts of Navajo World View, by G. Witherspoon
item 925: The Black Springs Site: ..., by C. Fowler
item 926: Stephen Powers' "The Life and Culture of the Washo and Paiutes", ed. by D. Fowler and C. Fowler
item 927: The Davenport Conspiracy, review by D. Fowler
item 928: Burmese Disguised Speech, by M. Haas
item 929: Person and Number Agreement in Navajo, by K. Hale
item 930: Texas Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #14 The Use of Nicknames as Evaluations of Personal Competence in Malta, by M. Herndon and N. McLeod
item 932: Texas Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #13 A Problem in Cuna Phonology, by J. Sherzer
item 932: Texas Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #15 Toward a Black Rhetoric, by R. Abrahams
item 933: Texas Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #12 A Room Without A View, by A. Levy
item 934: Working papers in Sociolinguistics V.1,#1, Georgetown
item 935: Some Questions about Anthropological Linguistics, by K. Hale
item 936: Pit River Phonology with grammatical sketch, by B. Nevin
item 937: The Pattern of Makah Pronouns, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 938: Kinship Reflections in Syntax: Some Australian Languages, by K. Hale
item 939: A Note on the Subject-Object Inversion in Navajo, by K. Hale
item 940: Bilingualism in the Southwest, P. Turner, ed.
item 941: Diggers and Doggers: Paralell Failures in Economic Acculturation, by R. Gould, D. Fowler, and C. Fowler
item 941: Review by Wick R. Miller
item 942: Review by Wick R. Miller
item 942: Review by Wick R. Miller
item 943: The Emergence of the Child as Grammarian, by Geitman, Geitman, and Shipley
item 944: Sahaptin Inflectional Syntax, by B. Rigsby
item 945: Notes on Northern Paiute Ethnography: Kroeber and Marsden Records, ed. by R. Heizer and T. Hester
item 946: Native Pharmocopoeia of the Eastern Great Basin: ..., by J. Smith
item 947: Wabnaki Bilingual Education Program: ..., by?
item 948: Problems in apachean Historical Linguistics , by M. Saville-Troike
item 949: ... Inequality Among Speakers, by D. Hymes
item 950: The Scope of Sociolinguistics, by D. Hymes
item 951: A Short Practical Dictionary of the Gitksan Language, by L.Hindle and B. Rigsby
item 953: Choctaw Morphology, by T. Nicklas
item 954: Areal Studies and Cultural History: ..., by J. Sherzer and R. Bauman
item 955: Dependence of Selectional Restrictions on Cultural Space, by C.F. and F. M. Voegelin
item 956: Studies in Southeastern Indian Languages, J. Crawford, ed.
item 957: Highlang New Guinea, by P. Hage
item 958b: " "
item 958a: Hierarchy of features and ergativity, by M. Silverstein
item 959a: The sociolinguistic reality of linguistic theories ..., by P. Maher
item 960: Language Identity of the Columbian Vaupes Indians, by J. Jackson
item 962: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #17, Semantic Systems, Sicourse Structure, and the Ecology of Language, by J. Sherzer (Nov. '74)
item 963: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #18, Verbal Art as Performance, by R. Bauman (Dec. '74)
item 964: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #19, Problems of Commiunication in the Cross-Cultural Medical Interview, by R. Shuy (Dec. '74)
item 965: Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #20, Interrogative Routines in Mexican-American Children's Folklore, by J. McDowell (Dec. '74)
item 966: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #21, Perception Along the Power Axis: A Cognitive Residure of Inter-Racial Encounters, by T. Kochman (Feb. '75)
item 967: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #22, Code Switching in Lady Chatterly's Lover, by R. Shuy (Feb. '75)
item 968: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #23, Wolof Speech Styles and Social Status, by J. Irvine (March, '75)
item 969: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #24, Comprehension and Use of Social Rules in Pronoun Selection by Hungarian Children, by M. Hollos (June, '75)
item 970: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #25, Problems in the Creation of a Standard Dialect of Romanes, by I. Hancock (June, '75)
item 972: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #27, Tuneful Weeping: A Mode of Communication, by K. Tiwary (Dec. '75)
item 973: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #28 (Dec. '75)
item 974: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #29, Language and Social Class: Pronouns of Adress in Swedish, by C. Paulston (Dec. '75)
item 975: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #30, Language Use in a Chicano Community: ..., by L. Elias-Olivares (Feb. 76)
item 976: Working papers in Sociolinguistics #31, Linguistic Structure in Sociolinguistics Analysis, by B. Lavandera (March, '76)
item 977: Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #32, Methods for Catologuing, Storing, and Retrieving Large Volumes of Tape-Recorded Conversations, by L. Skopek and E. Cassell (May, '76)
item 978: Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #33, And How Shall I Adress You?, by D. Blocker (May, '76)
item 980: Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #36, Riddling and Enculturation: A Glance at the Cerebral Child, by J. McDowell (July, '76)
item 981: Working papers in Sociolinguistics, #37 (July, '76)
item 982: Black-White Joking Relationships ..., by J. Petersopn, Jr.
item 983: Functional Stratigraphy, by r. Langacker
item 984: A Revised Spanish/English Oral Proficiency Test, Field Test Results, by A. Ramirez and R. Politzer ('74)
item 985: The Semantics of Childrend's Language, by P. Suppes
carton 30: Reprints, 986-1106
item 986: Monograph Series on Languages and Linguistics, #23 ('70)
item 987: The Headless Relative Clause in Tunica, by K. Ogawa
item 988: Sign Aphasia and Neurolinguistic Theory, by H. Markowitz
item 989: Phonological Deletion in American Sign Languagne, by R. Battison
item 990: The Bilingual Speech Community: A Cree Example, by T. Darnell
item 991: Generational Diofferences in the Cree Narrative Performance, y R. Darnell
item 992: Linguistic and Attitudinal Correlates in Indian Education, by M. Saville
item 993: Language Death, Language Contact, and Language Evolution, by J. Hill
item 994: 'Exclusive' and 'Inclusive': A Look at Early Usage, by M. Haas
item 995: The Expression of the Diminuitive, by M. Haas
item 996: Wait for Me, Roller-Skate!, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 997: Structural Balance and Clustering in Bushmen Kinship Relations, by P. Hage
item 998: The Case for Case Reopened, by C. Fillmore
item 999: Salish and Bella Coola Prefixes, by S. Newman
item 1000: The State of the Apes, by J. Flemming
item 1001: The Atom of Kinship as a Directed Graph, by P. Hage
item 1002: Some Observation on Wh-Q Binding in Japanese, by K. Ogawa
item 1003: Problems of a Chomskyan Analysis of Zuni Transitivity, by C. Stout
item 1004: On the Southern Tiwa language unity, by E. Brandt
item 1005: Linguistic Diversity in Southwestern Indian Languages, by E. Brandt
item 1006: Adult-Child Dialogues from Two to Three, by S. Ervin-Tripp
item 1007: father absence and cross-index identity: ..., by S. Parker, J. Smith, and J. Ginat
item 1008: Arikara Teacher's Guide, by D. Parks and J. Beltran
item 1011: Environmental Factors in Early Language Acquisition, by D. Dodd and P. Glanzer
item 1011: Environmental Factors in Early Language Acquisition, by D. Dodd and P. Glanzer
item 1012: Models and Approaches in Sociolinguistic Research on Language Diversity, by J. Ornstein
item 1013: Language varieties alon the U.S.-Mexican border, by J. Ornstein
item 1014: Sociolinguistic Changes Viewed Within a Tagmemic Model, by J. Ornstein
item 1015: A Brief Sampling of West Texas Teacher Attitudes ..., by R. MacIntosh and J. Ornstein
item 1016: Tagmemics and String Grammar, by E. Blansitt, Jr. and J. Ornstein
item 1017: Bilgualism/Biculturalism Viewed in the Light of Socio-Educational Correlates, by J. Ornstein
item 1018: Relational Bilingualism ..., by J. Ornstein
item 1019: Assimilation, Separation, and Out-Migration in an American Indian Group, by J. Peterson, Jr.
item 1020: The Indian in the Old South, by J. Peterson, Jr.
item 1021: Bilingual Education for Aborigines, by A. Glass
item 1022: Atti del XL Congresso Internazionale Degli Americanisti (Sept. '72)
item 1024: Talking, Understanding, and Thinking, by Bloom?
item 1025: El Conejo y el Coyote (Chichemeco), by Y. Lastra
item 1026: Categorias Posicionales en Quechua y Aymara, by Y. Lastra
item 1027: Fonemas Segmentales del Quechua de Cochabamba, by Y. Lastra
item 1028: Los Pronombres de Tratamiento en La Ciudad de Mexico, by Y. Lastra
item 1029: Codigos Amplios y Restringidos en El Espanol de Oaxaca, Mexico, by Y. Lastra
item 1030: Literacy, by Y. Lastra
item 1031: The Precultural Basis of the Incest Taboo: ..., by S. Parker
item 1032: Possession in K'ekchi' (Maya), by Ray Freeze
item 1033: Yuman Basic Wordlist, by P. Munro
item 1034: Sociedad Mexicana de Antropologia XIII mesa redonda (Sep. 9-15, '73)
item 1035: Sapih Ha?, by B. Crum
item 1036: Washo Internal Diversity and External Relationships, by W. acobsen, Jr.
item 1037: Recent Classifications of Genetic Relationships, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 1038: Bilingual reading material, Isleta Pueblo, N. M., by W. Leap
item 1039: Stories from Isleta: An Indian language reading project, by W. Leap
item 1040: Negation, and what to do with it, in Isletan Tiwa, by W. Leap
item 1041: Linguistic Diversity in Southwest Spanish, by G. Balls and J. Ornstein
item 1042: Subject Copying, Auxiliarization, and Predicate Raising (Mohave), by P. Munro
item 1043: Submitted to National Endowment for the Humanities, by S. Silver
item 1045: Wisconsin Native American Languages Project: Phase II, by Foley
item 1046: Bitransitive Clauses, by E. Blansitt, Jr.
item 1047: The Study of Language in its Social Context, by W. Labov
item 1048: Historical Reconstruction and its Explanitory Role in Comparative Ethnology ..., by D. Aberle
item 1049: Boundaries and Lenition in Yuman Languages, by M. Langdon
item 1050: A Graph Theoretic Approach to the Analysis of Alliance Structure ... (New Guinea), by P. Hage
item 1051: Sixteenth-Century Mexico: The Work of Sahagun, by M. Edmonson
item 1052: Practicas y Experiencis en Programas de Alfabetizacion ... (Area Mam), by J. Andres and J. Domingo
item 1054: Cree-English Bilingualism in Northern Alberta, by R. Darnell1053The K-and M-Suffixes in Paipai, by J. Joel
item 1055: The Kaska Aesthetic of Speech Use, by R. Darnell
item 1056: Northwestern California Renaissance: The Hupa Language Teaching Program, by V. Golla
item 1057: Internal Diversity in Navajo, by M. Saville-Troike
item 1058: Variation and Change in Navajo: Some Preliminary Notes, by P. Munro
item 1059: Land Use Patterns and Aboriginal Rights, Nevada, by R.Clemmer
item 1060: Na-Dene, by M. Krauss
item 1061: Kuku Thaypan Descriptive and Historical Phonology, by B. Rigsby
item 1062: Possession in Kuku Thaypan, by B. Rigsby
item 1063: Preliminary Report on Agaruna Ethno-ornithology, by E. Hunn
item 1064: Boundary Maintenance in Algonquian, by H. Walfart
item 1065: Maine Indian Education (Passamaquaddy)
item 1066: Deleware Kinship Terminology, by I. Goddard
item 1067: The Diary of Austin Greeley Green from 1885 to 1894, by? (1885 to 1894)
item 1068: Reading Research Quarterly, V.8, #4 (summer '73)
item 1069: Binumerien Color Categories, by P. Hage and K. Hawkes
item 1070: Grammar of Lexicon? The American Indian Side of the Question ..., by M. Haas
item 1071: Southeastern Indian Linguistics, by M. Haas
item 1072: Washo Bipartite Verb Stems, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1073: A Rythmic Principle in Washo Morphotactics, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1074: The /-k/, /-m/ Problem in Yavapai Syntax, by M. Kendall
item 1075: Indian Unifon Alphabet (Hupa), by V. Galla
item 1076: The OSV Construction in Aleut, by R. Vago
item 1077: Ornithological Vocabulary of the Moki Indians, by E. Mearns
item 1078: Why is Cassawary not a Bird? ... (New Guinea), by R. Bulmer
item 1079: Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg-head, by R. Bulmer
item 1080: Scientific American, V. 229, #6
item 1081: A Proposal for the Establishment of a National Center for Native American Language Education at D-Q University
item 1082: Constraints on sensation and Direct Discourse, by K. Ogawa
item 1083: The Anthropologist as Advocate, by J. Peterson, Jr.
item 1084: Recent Classifications of Genetic Relationships, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 1085: Some Recent (And not so Recent) Attempts to Interpret Semantics of Native Languages in North America, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 1086: IJAL, V. 34, #4, review by S. Newman
item 1087: Bella Coola Reduplication, by S. Newman
item 1088: Linguistics retention and diffusion in Bella Coola, by S. Newman
item 1089: Reconstruction and Reality: A Case of Japanese Vowels, by H. Aoki
item 1090: Zoological Classification System of a Primitive People, by?
item 1091: Speculations on the growth of ethnobotanical nomenclature, by B. Berlin
item 1092: Navajo Sustems of Classification: ..., by N. Perchonock and O. Werner
item 1093: Bilingualism and Bilingual Education The Ancient World to the Renaissance
item 1094: The Role of the Listener in the Regulation of Talk: ..., by S. Philips
item 1095: Literacy as a Mode of Communication on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation, by S. Philips
item 1096: Warm Springs 'Indian Time': ..., by S. Philips
item 1097: Teasing, Punning and Putting People On, by S. Philips
item 1098: Concepts and Significance of Tribal History/Literature Projects, by F. O'Neil
item 1101: Language Change in Childhood and History, by D. Slobin
item 1101: Early Discourse: Some Questions about Questions, by S. Ervin-Tripp and Wick R. Miller
item 1102: Color Categories as Fuzzy Sets, by P. Kay and C. McDaniel
item 1103: Cognitive Processes in Folk Ornithology..., by E. Hunn
item 1104: An Areal Survey of Phonological Processes in N. Calif. Languages, by S. Silver
item 1105: Gaps in Grammars and Cultures, by K. Hale
item 1106: A Note on Subject-Object Inversion in Navajo, by K. Hale
carton 31: Reprints, 1107-1193
item 1107: Navajo Linguistics: Part II, by K. Hale
item 1108: Language Death, Language Contact, and Language Evolution, by J. Hill
item 1109: Reading about Language, C. Laird, ed.
item 1111: Elicited Imitations from a Two-Year-Old, by P. Glauzer
item 1112: Ethno-linguistics:What the Bara say about Vaupes Languages and Speech, by J. Jackson?
item 1114: Linguistic Circle of Canberra (27 July, '72)
item 1115: The Components of Transforming: (Kinship), by?
item 1116: Proceedings of the Eleventh International Congress of Linguistics (Aug. 28-Sept.2.'72)
item 1117: The Wailatpuan Problem: More on Cayuse-Molala Relatability, by B. Rigsby
item 1118: Trends in the Study of Athapaskan Language Maintenance and Bilingualism, by J. Kari and B. Spolsky
item 1119: Navajo Reading Study, U. of N.M., (Bibliography)
item 1120: Binumerian Color Categories, by P. Hage and K. Hawkes
item 1121: Sociolinguistic Profile of the Longhous Iroquois at Six Nations Reserve, by M. Foster
item 1123: Dormitory English, by Harvey
item 1124: Bilingualism in the Southwest, P. Turner, ed.
item 1125: On Grammaticality in Native American English: The Evidence from Isleta, by B. Spolsky and J. Kari
item 1126: Ethnics, Emics, and the New Ideology: ..., by W. Leap
item 1127: Phonological Convergences in Western North America, by M. Haas
item 1128: Southewestern and Great Basin Languages, by C.F. and F.M. Voegelin
item 1129: The Expression of the Diminuitive, by M. Haas
item 1130: Chinook Jargon: ..., by M. Silverstein?
item 1131: Baby Talk and the Genesis of Some Basic Pomo Words, by R. Oswalt
item 1132: Kiliwa Texts, by M. Mixco
item 1133: Burmese Disguised Speech, by M. Haas
item 1134: Sibilants in Ventureno, by J.P. Harrington
item 1135: A Western Apache Writing System: ..., by K. Basso and N. Anderson
item 1136: North American Indian Folklore Studies, by A. Dundes
item 1137: Dynamics of recent linguistic contact, by M. Silverstein
item 1138: The Kiowa-Tanoan, Keresan, and Zuni Languages, by I. Davis
item 1139: Paleo-Indian and Archaic Cultural Systems in the Southwestern United States, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 1140: Hell Gap: Paled Indian Occupation of the High Plains, by C. Irwin-Williams, et al.
item 1141: The Oshohara Tradition: Origin of Anasazi Culture, by C. Irwin-Williams
item 1142: Current Trends in Linguistics, 10, Linguisitcs in North America
item 1143: Karam Classification of Grogs, by R. Bulmer and M. Tyler
item 1144: Sample Reading Material (Navajo-English), First Grade Level, by M. Saville and C. Begay
item 1145: Reading and Writing Choctaw, by?
item 1146: Second National Conference of EDPA, CAL ('75)
item 1147: Neurolinguistics, by H. Whitaker
item 1148: Postchildhood Modifications of Linguistic and Social Competence, by A. Grimshaw and L. Holden
item 1149: Kinship in the Great Basin: ..., by J. Shapiro
item 1150: Cochabamba Quechua Syntax, by Y. Lastra
item 1151: Dos Fiestas Chichimecas, by Y. Lastra
item 1152: Notas Sobre Algunos Aspectos Sintacticas del Chichimeco-Jonas, by Y. Lastra
item 1153: Pronoun Acquisition, Two to Four-Year-Olds, by Kluwin
item 1154: Inequality and Communication in Early Civilizations, by B. Trigger
item 1155: The Language Situation in Arizona as Part of the Southwest Culture, by C.F. and F. M. Voegelin and N. Schutz, Jr.
item 1157: The Innovation of /h, hw/ in Kiliwa, by M. Mixco
item 1158: The Linguistic Affiliation of the Nakipa and Yakakwal of Lower California, by M. Mixco
item 1159: Mibilian Jargon: ..., by E. Drechsel
item 1160: California t/t, by M. Langdon and S. Silver
item 1161: Lexical Datat and Cultural Contacts, by E. Poloma
item 1162: Lexical vs. Non-Lexical Change in Dialect Diversification, by V. Golla
item 1163: Person Markers and Related Morphemes in sierra Popoluca, by B. Elson
item 1164: Palabras Nasales sin Vocales Foneticas en el Chinanteco de Quiotepec, by R. Robbins
item 1165: Linguistic Acculturation in Isthmus Nahuat, by H. Law
item 1166: The Tonemic System of Guirrero Mixteco, by E. Overholt
item 1167: Notes on Dependent Versus Independent Nouns in Tzotsil, by A. Delgaty
item 1168: Campa (Arawak) Morphology, by?
item 1169: Independent and Dependent Sentence Types in Campa (Arawak), by L. Kindberg
item 1170: From Tagma to Tagmeme in Biblical Hebrew, by R. Longacre
item 1171: Locative Expressions in Siouan and Caddoan, by D. Rood
item 1172: A Contribution to the Study of the Aztec Language, by B. Whorf
item 1173: Composition and Symbolism of Coeur D'Alene Verb-Stems, by G. Reichard
item 1173: " "
item 1174: Sound Patterns in Three Inca Dialects, by J. Rowe
item 1175: Covert (or Zero) Morphemes and Morphemic Structure, by D. Olmsted
item 1176: Terminos de parentesco communes entre Tarasco y Zuni, by M. Swadesh
item 1177: Wechselseitige Beeinflussung ..., by V. Schlenther
item 1178: The Morphophonemics of Russian Noun Inflection, by D. Olmsted
item 1179: On Tagmemes, Nee Gramemes, by K. Pike
item 1181: Penution, by R. Shafer
item 1182: The So-Called Inserted Vowels in Russian, by D. Olmsted
item 1183: Linguistic Diversity Among the Navajo Indians, by G. Reichard
item 1184: Diverse Points of Articulation of Allophones in Amuesha (Arawak), by M. Wise
item 1185: Sierra Popoluca Speech, by M. Foster and G. Foster
item 1186: Indian Linguistic Groups of Mexico, by M. Swadesh
item 1187: Huave: A Study in Syntactic Tone with Low Lexical Functional Load, by K. Pike and M. Warkentin
item 1188: Mazatec Dialect History ..., by S. Gudschinksy
item 1192: Where Does the Sociolinguistic Variable Stop?, by B. Lavandera
item 1193: On the Nature of Suntactic Irregularity, by G. Lakoff
carton 32: Reprints, 1194-1301
item 1194: An Extension and Generalization of Lemaitre's Matriz Analysis of Communication Structure, by P. Hage
item 1195: Speculations on Puluwatese Mnemonic Structure, by P. Hage
item 1196: Nominals, Finite Clauses, and Speaker Control, by R. Langacker
item 1197: Lexicostatistics So Far, by D. Hymes
item 1198: The Syntax and Semantics of Kiowa Swith-Reference, by L. Watkins
item 1199: Coordinate Deletion and Juncture Proximity, by J. MacLaughlin
item 1200: The Jouranl of the Polynesian Society, V.86, #1 (March '77)
item 1201: Phonology, cultural evolution, and geographic region, by D. Hayes
item 1202: Ouline for Grammatical Sketches, by R. Langacker
item 1202: " "
item 1203: A Half Century of Death Valley Archeologyk by W. Wallace
item 1203: Thinking and Drinking: A Rarmuri Interpretation, by W. Merrill
item 1204: Nonverbal Communications Systems in Native North America, by A. Taylor
item 1205: Shoshone Kinship Structures and theri Significance for Anthropological Theory, by F. Eggan
item 1206: Folk Zoological Life-Forms and Linguistic Marking, by C. Brown
item 1208: A Guide to Issues in Indian Language Retention, by J. Bauman
item 1210: Washo bipartite verb stems, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1211: Graph Theory as a Structural Model in Cultural Anthropology, by P. Hage
item 1212: Some Proposed Laws of Basic Clause Structure, by D. Perlmutter and P. Postal
item 1213: La Cuestion Linguistica en El Peru, by R. Cerron-Palomino
item 1214: Mesoamerican Historical Linguistics and Distant Genetic Relationship, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1215: Dissertation, by? (Iroquois)
item 1217: Tunica Headless Relative Clauses, by K. Ogawa
item 1218: Voiceless Vowels, by K. Ogawa
item 1219: History of Great Basin Anthropological Research, by D. Fowler (1776-1979)
item 1220: Lexical Encoding Sequences and Language Change: ..., by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1221: Cultural Importance, Linguistic Marking, and Lexical Change, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1222: Some Salish Computerized Dictionaries, by L. Thompson and M. Thompson
item 1223: Some Lower Predicates Surface, Some Don't (English), by C. Miller
item 1224: Who's Cooking? A Group Model of Auto-Culinary Practices, by P. Hage
item 1225: The l-Advancement Exclusiveness Law, by D. Perlmutter and P. Postal
item 1226: Languae Death, by M. Muntzel
item 1227: La Desaparacion de Lenguas como Consecuencia del Contacto Linguistico, by M. Muntzel
item 1228: Part I Introduction to Folklore, by S. Liljeblad
item 1228: Part II (Narrative Forms)
item 1229: Folklore (Anth G490)
item 1230: Folklore, by?
item 1231: The Binomial Probability Distribution and the Subgrouping of Language Triads, by R. Oswalt
item 1232: A Two-Dimensional Classification of Athapaskan, by R.Oswalt
item 1233: Multidimensional Scaling Applied to Linguistic Relationships, by P. Black
item 1234: American Indian Linguistics, by W. Bright
item 1235: Gender and Personification in Washo, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1236: Lexical Universals, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1237: Growth and development of folk botanical life-forms in the Mayan language family, by C. Brown
item 1238: Folk Botanical Life-Forms: Their Universality and Growth, by C. Brown
item 1240: Tewa-Navajo Linguistic Diffusion: ..., by P. Kroskrity
item 1241: Verse Analysis of a Wasco Text: ..., by D. Hymes
item 1242: A Vienese autochthonus hero: ..., by P. Hage
item 1243: Graph Theory as a Structural Model in Cultural Anthropology, by P. Hage
item 1244: Speculations on Puluwatese Mnemonic Structure, by P. Hage
item 1245: Symbolic Culinary Meditation: ..., by P. Hage
item 1246: A Further Application of Matrix Analysis to Communication Structure in Oceanic Anthropology, by P. Hage
item 1247: The Phonetics of Dissemilation: ..., by J. Ohala
item 1248: Folk Zoological Life-Forms: Their Universality and Growth, by C. Brown
item 1249: Rumsen derivation, by W. Shipley
item 1250: The Origin of Possession Markers in Yuman, by M. Langdon
item 1251: Dating Paiute-Shoshoni Expansion in the Great Basin, by D. Madsen
item 1252: Comment by Adovasio, by J. Adovasio
item 1253: Principles of Genetic Linguistic Classification, by J. Greenberg
item 1254: Penutian Among the Ruins: ..., by W. Shipley
item 1255: The Problem of Dictionary Design and Verb Entry Format for the Navajo Language, by R. Young
item 1256: Sound-changes and pitch-accents in Korean dialects, by L. Anderson
item 1257: Stress-Accent in Indo-European Dialects, by L. Anderson
item 1258: Culture Shock, Positive Face, and Negative Face (Tlaxcala), by J. Hill
item 1259: Speaking to 'Relatives-Through-Marriage': ... (Bear Lake Athapaskans), by S. Rushforth
item 1260: Selected References for Lecture on Language Evolution, by W. Wang ('80)
item 1261: nonbiological classification reconsidered, by C. Brown
item 1262: A Theory of Lexical Change, by C. Brown
item 1263a: Native Languages of California, by W. Shipley
item 1263b: Bibliography to 1263a
item 1264: Proto-Maiduan Phonology and Prehistory, by W. Shipley
item 1265: Sociocultural Perspectives to Discourse Analysis: A Muskogee (Creek) Narrative, by A. Walker
item 1266: American Indian Linguistics, compiled by W. Bright
item 1267: Sibilants and Naturalness in Aboriginal California, by W. Bright
item 1268: Towards and Ethnozoology of Upriver Halkomelem, by B. Galloway
item 1269: Index to Upriver Halkomelem Fauna, by B. Galloway
item 1270: Upriver Halq'emeylem Ethnobotany, by B. Galloway
item 1271: Kawaiisu Basketry, by M. Zigmond
item 1272: Arizona Tewa /-di/, by P. Kroskrity
item 1273: Aspects of Syntactic and Semantic Variation Within the Arizona Tewa Community, by P. Kroskrity
item 1274: Inferences from Spanish Loanwords in Arizona Tewa, by P. Kroskrity
item 1275: Chapter 7 of P. Kroskrity's dissertation on Hano-Tewa
item 1276: A Partial Bibliography of Kiowa-Tanoan, by P. Kroskrity
item 1277: A Two-Dimensional Classification of Athapaskan, by R. Oswalt
item 1278: Tabula si, rasa no!, by J. McCawley
item 1279: Preliminary Bibliographical Catologue of Comparative Athabaskan and Na-Denee, by M. Krauss
item 1280: Part 2 of 1281
item 1281: Pawnee Personal Names, by D. Parks
item 1282: Aspects of Noun Stem Phonology in Mackenzie Valley Athapaskan, by K. Rice
item 1283: Notes on Moribundity: ... (Oklahoma Iroquois), by M. Mithun and R. Henry
item 1284: The Pragmatics of KURU and IKU, by M. Soga
item 1286: Los Prestamos del Tlahuica (Ocuilteco), by M. Muntzel
item 1287: Australian Prehistory: ..., by J. White and J. O'Connell
item 1288: Toward A Reconstruction of Number in Kiowa-Tanoan, by L. Watkins
item 1289: Possession in Picuris Grammar, by A. Zaharlick
item 1290: Archaeology of the Great Basin, by C. Aikens
item 1291: American Indian Linguistics, compiled by W. Bright
item 1292: A Viennese Antochthonous Hero, by P. Hage
item 1293: Word Prosodic Systems: ..., by J. Greenberg
item 1294: Introduccion a la Glifica Maya, by L. Schele
item 1295: Roster of Linguists Specializing in California and Oregon Languages, by? ('78)
item 1296: More on Folk Zoological Life-Forms, by C. Brown
item 1297: Where Do Tree Terms Come From?, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1299: Concordances from Computers, by S. Lamb and L. Gould
item 1300: Mayan Hieroplyphics as Linguistic Evidence, by J. Fox and J. Justeson
item 1301: Polyvalence in Mayan Hieroglyphic Writting, by J. Fox and J. Justeson
carton 33: Reprints, 1302-1492
item 1302: Why hunters gather: optimal foraging and the Ache of eastern Paraguay, by K. Hawkes, K. Hill, and J. O'Connell
item 1303: Some Observations on Possession Classification Systems in Mesoamerica, by Smith-Stark
item 1304: Literature: Written and Oral, by W. Bright
item 1305: Alyawara Plant Use and Optimal Foraging Theory, by J. O'Connell and K. Hawkes
item 1306: Growth and Development of Folk Zoological Life-Forms in Polynesian Languages, by C. Brown
item 1308: Animal Classification in Juchitan Zapotec, by C. Brown and P. Chase
item 1309: figurative language in a universalist perspective, by C. Brown and S. Witkowski
item 1310: Lexical Universals, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1311: Athapaskan Linguistics: Proto-Athapaskan Phonology, by E. Cook
item 1312: A Peticion of 1619 in K'ekchi' (Mayan), by R. Freeze (1619)
item 1313: Shoshonean Tribes: Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Eastern California, by J. Steward
item 1314: Good Times, Hard Times: Prehistoric Culture Change in the Western Great Basin, by R. Elston
item 1315: An Overview of Central Great Basin Prehistory, by D. Thomas
item 1317: Culture, Environment, and Polysemy, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1318: Southern California Reflexives ..., by R. Sproat
item 1319: The Phonemes of Antoniano Salinan, by K. Turner
item 1320: Societal Compexity and Lexical Growth, by S. Witkowski and H. Burris
item 1321: Athabaskans they weren't: The Suma Revels ..., by T. Naylor
item 1322: Growth and development of folk zoological life-forms in the Mayan language family, by C. Brown and S. Witkowski
item 1323: Tha and ha in Walapai: A Study in demonstrative Sound Symbolism, by O. Gensler
item 1324: Japanese Passives, by I. Miller
item 1325: Acalman and Tepechpan: ..., by F. Hicks
item 1326: Folk Zoological Life-Forms and Linguistic Marking, by C. Brown
item 1327: A Model of Hohokam-Chalchihuites Connections, by D. Wilcox
item 1328: Basque Phonemics, by D. Lochak ('60)
item 1329: The Spanish Language ..., Chapter 2 on Basque, by W. Entwistle
item 1330: Great Basin Numic Prehistory: Linguistics, Archaeology, and Environment, by C. Aikens
item 1331: Sound Texture and Metaphor in Quiche Maya Ritual Language, by B. Tedlock
item 1332: Marking-Reversals and Cultural Importance, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1333: Growth and Development of Folk Botanical Life-Forms in Polynesian Languages, by C. Brown
item 1334: Passives and related constructions: ..., by M. Shibatami
item 1336: New Perspectives on Comparative Otomanguean Phonology, by T. Kaufman
item 1337: Typological and Genetic Notes on Switch Reference in North American Indian Languages, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1338: Mode of Subsistence and Folk Biological Taxonomy, by C. Brown
item 1339: The Ainu "passive", handout, by M. Shibatami
item 1340: Colloquial Ainu, by Shibatami?
item 1341: Preliminary Remarks on the Grammar of Part-Whole Relations in Warlpiri, by K. Hale
item 1342: Rumsen derivation, by W. Shipley
item 1344: Land, Language and People in the Princess Charlotte Bay Area, by B. Rigsby
item 1345: Aboriginal People, Land Rights and Wilderness on Cape York Peninsula, by B. Rigsby
item 1348: You Gotta Know How To Talk (Aborigines, South-East Queensland), by D. Eades
item 1349: Loan Words and Lowland Maya Prehistory, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1350: Textos Aborigenes en Lengua Kiliwa, by M. Mixco
item 1351: Toward Plausibility in Theories of Language Acquisition, by J. McCawley
item 1352: Today the World, Tomorrow Phonology, by J. McCawley
item 1353: Climate, Clothing, and Body-Part Nomenclature, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1354: The Growth of Ethnobiological Nomenclature, by C. Brown
item 1355: The Folk Subgenus: A New Ethnobiological Rank, by C. Brown
item 1356: Sobretiro de Tlalocan, V 10 ('85)
item 1357: Relaciones del Varojio con el Mayo y el Tarahumar, by A. Lionnet
item 1358: Como recopilar informacion linguistica dentro de una Comunidad Indigena, by J. Urquijo and M. Verdugo
item 1359: Evidence for Assortive Mating and Selection in Surnames: ...(Yucatan, Mexico), by J. McCollough, et al.
item 1360: Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Chevrolet, by R. Rhodes
item 1361: Lexical Taxonomies, by R. Rhodes
item 1362: Algonquian Trade Languages, by R. Rhodes
item 1363: On the Semantics of the Instrumental Finals of Ojibwa, by R.Rhodes
item 1364: The Structure of Folk Biological Categories and the Perceptual Basis of Life-Form Classes, by C. Brown
item 1365: Polysemy, Overt Marking, and Function Words, by C. Brown
item 1366: Glacial Geography and Native North American Languages, by R. Rogers
item 1367: Patterns of Spanish Emigration to the Indies until 1600, by P. Boyd-Bowman (1600)
item 1368: On ... Language Change in Oksapmin, Papau New Guinea, by T. Moylan
item 1371: Handout for "Linguistic Ways to Prehistory: ..., by R. Diebold, Jr.
item 1372: Visual Displays of Dialect Survey and Comparative Materials on Mixtec, by J. Josserand
item 1373: Estimation of Minimal Selection Pressure in a Recessive Trait ..., by J. McCollough
item 1374: Bondjo Ethnicity and Colonial Imagination, by W. Samarin
item 1375: Algonquian Trade Languages, by R. Rhodes
item 1376: Oral Tradition: ..., by S. Liljeblad
item 1377: How Writing Came About, by D. Schmandt-Bessarat
item 1378: Mode of Subsistence and Folk Biological Taxonomyk by C. Brown
item 1379: World View and Lexical Uniformities, by C. Brown
item 1380: Some New Speculations on the Growth of Ethnobotanical Nomenclature, by C. Brown
item 1382: The Southern Paiute Woman in a Changing Society, by L. Jake, E. James, and P. Bunte
item 1383: Life-forms from the perspective of Language and Living Things: ..., by C. Brown
item 1384: Polysemy, Lexical Change, and Cultural Importance, by C. Brown and S. Witkowski
item 1385: Polysemy, Overt Marking, and Function Words, by C. Brown
item 1386: Literacy as Interethnic Communication: An Athabaskan Case, by Scollon and Scollon
item 1387: Pyramid Lake Northern Paiute Fishing, by C. Fowler and J. Bath
item 1388: 5. Food-Named Groups Among Northern Paiute, by C. Fowler
item 1389: The Southern Paiute: A.D. 1400-1776, by C. Fowler (A.D. 1400-1776)
item 1390: Archaeology of the Northern Great Basin, by C. Aikens
item 1391: Museum Collections and Ethnographic Reconstruction: Examples from the Great Basin, by Fowler and Fowler
item 1392: Personal Names: Their Structure, Variation, and Grammar in Gujarati, by P. Mistry
item 1393: The Tepiman Connection, by D. Wilcox
item 1394: The Tepiman Connection, by D. Wilcox
item 1395: Where Do Cardinal Direction Terms Come From, by C. Brown
item 1396: A Format and Method for Translating Songs, by D. Bahr
item 1397: A Working Bibliography of the Languages of (Roughly) Western United States ..., by J. McLaughlin
item 1398: Whorf and Universals of Color Nomenclature, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1399: Looking Back, Looking Ahead, (Northwestern Mexican Indians), by?
item 1400: Hallucinogenic Plants of the Tarahumara, by R. Bye, Jr.
item 1401: Patterns of Variation in Exotic Races of Maize ..., by R. Shuster and R. Bye, Jr.
item 1402: Ethnobotany and Progressive Domestication of Jaltomata (Solanaceae) in Mexico and Central America, by T. Davis, IV and R. Bye, Jr.
item 1403: A New Species of Taushia (Umbelliforae) from Chihuahua, Mexico, by R. Bye, Jr.
item 1404: Quelites--Ethnoecology of Edible Greens--Past, Present, and Future, by R. Bye, Jr.
item 1405: Incipient Domestication of Mustards in Northwest Mexico, by R. Bye, Jr.
item 1406: Hieroglyphic Literacy in Ancient Mayaland: The Linguistic Evidence, by C. Brown
item 1407: Proto-Mayan Time Depth, by S. Witkowski and C. Brown
item 1408: A Survey of Category Types in Nahuatl Language, by C. Brown
item 1409: Chinook Jargon and Pidgin Historiography, by W. Samarin
item 1410: Jargonization Before Chinook Jargon, by W. Samarin
item 1411: Oratory, by D. Bahr
item 1412: Private and Public Images: ... (Postcard Pictures of Great Basin Indians), by P. Albers and W. James (1898-1919)
item 1413: On Suppletion, Selection, and Agreement, by K. Hale, et al.
item 1414: Linguistic Structure and the Question of Monogenesis, by S. Lamb
item 1415: Handout to accompany T. Kaufman's "The geographic and linguistic diversification of Nahuatl: ...
item 1416: Trivialidades linguisticas ..., by Smith-Stark (?)
item 1417: The Pre-Keresan Homeland, by D. Shaul
item 1418: Argument with Gaps in Chamarro and Palauan, by S. Chung and C. Georgopoulos
item 1419: Pych Nouns, by C. Georgopoulos
item 1420: 7. People with "Politicks": Managment of Land and Personell on Australia's Cape York Peninsula, by S. Sutton and B. Rigsby
item 1421: Proto-Ngaharda phonology, by G. O'Grady
item 1422: Classification of Northern Paman Languages, Cape York Peninsula, Australia: ..., by K. Hale
item 1423: Trees and Stars: Graph Theory in Southern Mexico, by T. Crump
item 1424: Four Factors Governing the Cultural Recognition of Biological Taxa, by E. Hunn
item 1425: Keresan Accent, Devoicing and Glottalization, by I. Davis
item 1426: Greenberg's Amerind, Nostratic and Dene-Caucasian: Morphological Evidence, by A. Aiklenvald-Angenot
item 1427: Hypothesis Generation vs. Hypothesis Test: ... (Greenberg), by S. Thomason
item 1428: Linguistic diversity and the colonization of the New World, by J. Nichols
item 1429: Tlapaneko-Sutiaba, OtoManguian, and Hokan: Where Greenberg Went Wrong, by T. Kaufman
item 1430: A Look at Greenberg's Almosan-Keresiouan Hypothesis, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1431: A Look at Greenberg's Almosan-Keresiouan Hypothesis, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1432: Universal Constraints on Polysemy and Overt Marking, by C. Brown
item 1433: Naming the Days of the Week: A Cross-Language Study of Lexical Acculturation, by C. Brown
item 1434: Lexical Replacement and Cognate Equilibrium in Australia, by B. Alpher and D. Nash
item 1435: The Gift to a Nation of Written Language, by N. Burwash
item 1436: SIL-Mexico Glossed Text Archive: ..., by A. Bickford ('89)
item 1437: Some Hypotheses Regarding Proto-Hokan Grammar, by T. Kaufman
item 1438: Long-Range and Mid-Range Comparison: The Cases of Otomangue and Hokan, by T. Kaufman
item 1439: Relationships Between Linguistic and Archaeological Datat in the New World, by D. Lathrap and R. Troike, et al.
item 1440: Californian Historical Linguistics and Archaeology, by D. Lathrap and R. Troike
item 1441: Epilogue, by D. Lathrap and R. Troike
item 1442: Walpiri Categories, by K. Hale
item 1443: Active/Agentive Case Marking and Its Motivation, by M. Mithun
item 1444: The problem of the "subject (and object) NP" in Laguna Keresan: is Laguna a non-configurational language?, by H. Valiquette
item 1445: The Proniminal Prefix System in Laguna Keresan: An Alternative to Miller's Analysis, by H. Valiquette
item 1446: The Languages of Mesoamerica and Northern Mexico and their Classification, by T. Kaufman
item 1447: The Classification of American Indian Languages ..., by L. Cambell
item 1448: Reexamining the Family Tree Model of Linguistic Classification, by S. Lamb
item 1449: Idologies of Honorific Language, by J. Irvine
item 1450: The Chiwere Verb Word, by L. Furbee and J. Hopkings
item 1451: The Noun/Verb Distinction in Iroquoian, by M. Mithun
item 1452: Prototypes Revisited, by R. MacLaury
item 1453: Propredicate Do in the English of the Intermountain West, by M. Di Paulo
item 1454: The Old and the New World: Incorporating Nahua Forms of Discourse and Modes of Communication in the Sixteenth Century Missionary Text, by C. Ebacher
item 1455: IsleZo-Carribbean Sociohistorical Contact: Evidence from Decima Folksongs, by F. Coles
item 1456: In Yuman, My (((Great) great) great) Grandfather is 'My Leg Hair' or The Case of the Great Wooden Idol of the Kiliwas, by M. Mixco
item 1457: Los Numeros en Seri, by M. Moser and E. Marlett
item 1458: Political Society in Aboriginal Western North America, by J. Jorgensen
item 1459: Chapter 3, Language, by J. Jorgensen
item 1460: Domesticity in the Development of Chinook Jargon, by W. Samarin
item 1461: Stori Bilong Teseus Na Ariadne (Melanesian Pidgin English), from Hall
item 1462: A Special Response to the "Pet' Phenomenon"--Gender Agreement in Kiliwa, by M. Mixco
item 1463: Keresan "Baby Talk", by Tremper and Tremper
item 1464: h in Yavapai, by A. Shalerian
item 1465: obsolescence in Achumawi: ..., by?
item 1466: Linguistics 253, Morphology, by P. Shaw
item 1467: In There a Yok-Utian?, by C. Callaghan
item 1468: Possessor Raising and Possessor Construal in Muskogean, by J. Marlin
item 1469: Phonological Decay, Compensation, and Limits on Historical Reconstruction: The Evidence from Spanish, by C. Elerick
item 1470: Case, Instrumental Prefixes and the Interaction of Semantics, Syntax, and Lexicon in Eastern Pomo, by S. McLendon
item 1471: Selected Klamath-Proto-Yokuts Sets, by S. DeLancey
item 1472: Classificatory and Other Lexical Prefixes in Klamath, by S.DeLancey
item 1473: Reconstructing the Unidentified, by M. Mithun
item 1474: An 1819 Cherokee Speller, by J. Scancarelli (1819)
item 1475: Yurok Women's Language, by J. Dides
item 1476: Locative Prefixes as Derivational Morphology, by G. Kimball
item 1477: Inverse Marking in Karok: The Function of the Suffix-AP, by M. Macaulay
item 1478: Eastern Pomo Numbers, by S. McLendon
item 1479: Mesa Grande DiegueZo oratory and narratives, by M. Langdon
item 1480: The Towa L-Effect and Patient Indexing in Kiowa-Tanoan, by L. Watkins
item 1481: Chontal (Mayan) Petitions to the Dead: The Importance of Performance, by S. Knowles-Berry
item 1482: English loanwords in Siberian Eskimo and Chukchi, by W. de Reuse
item 1483: Salishan Anti-Sonority, by M. Kinkade
item 1484: How Have We Classified These Languages?, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 1485: Udoing polysynthesis: the structural consequences of pidginization on indigenous American languages, by W. de Reuse
item 1486: Cross-Linguistic Perspectives on Topological Spacial Relationships, by M. Bowerman and E. Pederson
item 1487: Guyu Yimithirr Cardinal Direction, by J. Haviland
item 1488: The use of geocentric location by Tzitzil children of Nabenchauk, Mexico, by L. de Leon
item 1489: Chipewayan Obstruents, by E. Cook
item 1490: The Decline in Crow Language Viability: Data and Analysis, by R. Graczyk
item 1491: Deciphering Verbal Morphology in Maya Hieroglyphic Writing, by J. Josserand and N. Hopkins
item 1492: Mi'kmaq hieroglyphs in Non-Christian Texts, by D. Schmidt
carton 34: Uto-Aztecan Reprints, 1-100
item 1: i/e in Proto-Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacker
item 2: Reduplication and Rule Ordering in Luiseno, by P. Munro and P. Benson
item 3: Syntactic Compression and Semantic Change, by R. Jacobs
item 4: Predicate Raising: Some Uto-Aztecan Evidence, by R. Langacker
item 5: Reconstruction of Pronominal Elements in Takic, by R. Langacker
item 6: Possessives in Classical Nahuatl, by R. Langacker
item 7: Suntactic Reconstruction and the Comparative Method: A Uto-Aztecan Case Study, by R. Jacobs
item 8: Numic Vowel Clusters, by M. Nichols
item 9: Past and Irrealis: Some Thoughts from Uto-Aztecan, by S. Steele
item 10: Fort Independence Mono Lexical List, by S. Liljeblad
item 11: Course in Northern Paiute, by S. Liljeblad
item 13: Numic Cognate Sets, by D. Ianucci
item 14: Anna Fuchs: Morphologie des Verbs in Cahuilla ..., review by R. Jacobs
item 16: Futurity, Intention, and Possibility: A Semantic Reconstruction in Uto-Aztecan, by S. Steele
item 18: On Being Possessed, by S. Steele
item 19: Fonemica del Guarijio, by?
item 20: Intento de Redonstruccion de Procesos Semanticos in Nahuatl, by A. Austin
item 21: Los Intensivos de Tarahumar, by A. Lionnet
item 22: Northern Paiute Subordination, by J. and J. Anderson
item 23: Uncorrected slip file of the vocabulary list on pp 91-119 of the Barbastro ms in Opata, from R. Freeze
item 24: AUX in Luiseno, by S. Steele
item 25: Copular Sentences in Pima, by P. Munro
item 26: Basic Verb Inflection with Particular Reference to Vowel Length and the Glottal Stop in Nahuatl, by F. Karttunen
item 27: On the Form of Negative Sentences in Kawaiisu, by P. Munro
item 28: The Tense/Aspect/Number Systems of Proto-Nahuatl, by K. Dakin
item 29: El Origen del Conectivo-CA-, by T. Sullivan
item 30: Proto-Nahuatl: Reconstruction of Consonants, by T. Sullivan
item 31: Copular Sentences in Pima, by P. Munro
item 32: Evidence of Genetic Relationship between Chibchan and Uto-Aztecan, by D. Bolt
item 33: Complements and Adverbial Clauses in Serrano, by D. Crook
item 34: A Note on the Zacopoaxtla Dialect of Aztec: the Historical Source for t, by A. Anderton
item 35: Kawaiisu, by P. Munro
item 36: Some Preliminary Observation on Kawaiisu, by P. Munro
item 37: Complex Sentences in Kitanemuk, by A. Anderton
item 38: A Note on Uto-Aztecan Consonant Gradation, by R. Langacker
item 39: Notes on Mayo, by Collard, et al.
item 40: Sociolinguistic Constraints on Lexical Borrowing in Tarahumara: ..., by J. Ornstein
item 41: Reduplication and Accent in Southwestern Tepehuan, by E. Willett
item 42: The Southwestern Tepehuan Verb, by T. Willett
item 43: Switch Reference in Four Uto-Aztecan Languages, by Y. Herbert-Stenger
item 44: Reprint of manuscript from the British Museum
item 45: Hopi Linguistics (Bibliography), by P. Seaman
item 46: Uto-Aztecan Studies, by R. MacLaury
item 47: Relative Clause Formation in North Fork Mono, by?
item 48: Evidence for Basic Word Order in Papago-Pima, by D. Saxton
item 49: A Short Sketch of Serrano Possessives and Postpositions,by D. Crook
item 50: Possession in Classical Nahuatl, by J. Andrews
item 51: Accusative Suffixes in Proto Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacke
item 52: A Spacial Classification of Uto-Aztecan, by R. Oswalt
item 53: The Origins of Nahuatl "Postpositions", by F. Karttunen and J. Lockhart
item 54: The Ramifications of ka and o: ... (Nahuatl), by F. Karttunen and J. Lockhart
item 55: Grammatical Notes on Kitanemuk, by A. Anderton
item 56: The Syntax and Origin of-ga in Northern Tepehuan, by B. Bascom and R. Langacker
item 57: Opata Case, by R. Freeze
item 58: Possessives in Cora, by E. Casad
item 59: Towards a Reconstruction of Uto-Aztecan Stress, by P. Munro
item 60: Panorama de los Estudios de Lenguas Yutoaztecas, by Y. Lastra
item 61: Major Subgroups in Uto-Aztecan, by J. Heath
item 62: The Serrano Absolutive: ..., by D. Crook
item 63: Chemehuevi Birds, by P. Munro
item 64: How the "Cry" Originated, by?
item 65: Early Days at Gosiute, by?
item 66: A Bibliography of Materials on or Pertaining to the Shoshone-Comanche Language, compiled by D. Shaul
item 68: Two Notes on Takic Classification, by W. Bright
item 69: Reduplication and Tone in Hopi Nouns, by L. Jeanne
item 70: Imperative Objects in Chemehuevi, by P. Munro
item 70: Semantic Categorization as a Deterrent to Grammatical Borrowing: A Yaqui Example, by J. Lindenfeld
item 71: Distribucion de Hablantes: ..., by Y. Lastra
item 72: Thesis: A Grammatical Statement of Tahahumara, by J. Gathings (Aug. '72)
item 73: The Auxiliary in Uto-Aztecan ..., by S. Steele
item 74: Letter from D. Warren, BIA, on Aztec
item 75: Bird Names of the Selish, Pah-Uta, and Shoshoni Indians, by W. Hoffman
item 76: Plural Formations in Morelos Nahuatl, by K. Dakin
item 78: Ute Naming: A Predicative Model, by J. Goss
item 79: Serrano and "Takic", by Hill and Hill
item 80: A Short Dictionary of the Southern Ute Language, by J. Goss
item 81: Selected Serrano Short Subjects, by D. Crook
item 82: Imperative Objects in Chemehuevi, by P. Munro
item 83: Footnotes, by?
item 84: unreadable
item 85: Instrumental Prefixes in Uto-Aztecan: ..., by J. Sherzer and L. Foley
item 86: On Naturalness and Hopi Internal Reconstruction, by R. Freeze
item 87: El Optativo-Subjunctivo en Tarahumara, by?
item 88: Internal Classification of the Numic Languages of Uto-Aztecan, by R. Freeze and D. Ianucci
item 89: Newe Tesuahtekki, by B. Crum
item 90: Chemehuevi 'say' and the Uto-Aztecan Quotative Pattern, by P. Munro
item 91: Imperfectives, Passives, and Perfectives in Chemehuevi, by P. Munro
item 92: The Spanish Incursion into Colonial Nahautl: ..., by F. Karttunen and J. Lockhart
item 93: Hopi /-qa/, by C.F. and F. M. Voegelin
item 94: On the Count of One, by S. Steele
item 95: Uto-Aztecan and Japanese ..., by K. Shildmann
item 96: Japanese Phonology, by K. Shildmann
item 97: Introduction to "A Partial Bibliography of Uto-Aztecan," by R. Langacker?
item 98: The Reconstruction of Postpositional Expressions in Uto Aztecan, by R. Langacker
item 99: A Partial Bibliography of Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacker"
item 100: Passive, Impersonal, Reflexive, and Unspecified Argument Construcions in Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacker (2 copies)
carton 35: Uto-Aztecan Reprints, 102-230
item 102: The Hopi Language, by B. Whorf
item 104: Suppliment to UA-L-PB
item 105: Working Cahita Bibliography, by R. Freeze
item 106: Cuestionario provisional, by?
item 107: Bibliography for NW Mexico, by C. Pennington
item 108: Northern Paiute Postpositions, by A. Poldervaart
item 109: Papago intonation and word order, by K. Hale
item 110: Conjunction, Emphasis, and Modality in Classical Aztec, by S. Steele
item 111: The Milpa Alta Dialect of Aztec, by B.Whorf (Dibble File)
item 112: A Progress Report on Research into Kitanemuk, by A. Anderton
item 113: Modal Enclitics in Serrano, by D. Crook
item 114: *-na-Class Verbs in Uto-Aztecan, by J. Heath
item 116: Tarahumara Text, by D. Burgess
item 117: Instrumental Collaboration on a Tepehuan (Uto-Aztecan) Problem, by K. Pike, R. Barrett, and B. Bascom
item 118: Southern Paiute Text, by B. Seiter
item 119: Working Bibliography of the Opata Language, by R. Freeze
item 120: A Sample of Tubar, by A. Lionnet
item 121: Western Tarahumara Maguey Plants (Agave) ...,, by R. Bye, Jr., D. Burgess and A. Trias
item 122: Southern Paiute and Numic Final Features, by I. Miller
item 123: The Possissive Construction in Uto-Aztecan, by J. Bryner
item 124: Peter Rabbit (Mayo Text), by Collard
item 125: Little Pig Pronoun Story (Mayo), by Collard?
item 126: Yaqui Postpositions, by J. Lindenfeld
item 127: Ramon Chavez's Notes
item 128: Dialectologia del Nahuatl de los Siglos XVI y XVII, by T. Sullivan and K. Dakin
item 129: Clause Types in Southeastern Tepehuan, by T. Willett
item 130: Sentence Components in Southeastern Tepehuan, by T. Willett
item 131: The Three Pigs: A Modern Cahuilla Text, by K. Saubel and W. Bright
item 132: El Nahuatl en el Estado de Tlaxcala, by Y. Lastra and F. Horcasitas
item 134: Verbal Suffixes of Prominence in Western Tarahumara Narrative Discourse, by D. Burgess
item 135: 2nd Western Tarahumara Text, by D. Burgess
item 137: Preaspirated Consonants in Central Numic, by Wick R. Miller136Western Tarahumara Text, by D. Burgess
item 138: Serrano and "Takic", by Hill and Hill
item 139: Internal classification of the numic languages of uto-aztecan, by R. Freeze and D. Iannucci
item 140: Inclusive/Exclusive: A Diffused Pronominal Category in Native Western North America, by W. Jacobsen, Jr.
item 141: The Implications of Nahua (Aztecan) Lexical Diversity for Mesoamerican Culture-History, by A. Luckenbach and S. Levi
item 142: Why Uto-Aztecan Word Order Change Is Not Like Indo-European, by D. Shaul
item 143: Semantic Change in Shoshone: 1800 to 1900, by D. Shaul (1800 to 1900)
item 144: A History of the Study of Shoshone, From 1822 Until 1909, by D. Shaul (From 1822 Until 1909)
item 145: Defining a Hohokam Interaction Sphere, by D. Shaul
item 146: Language Death in the Valley of Puebla: A Socio-Geographic Approach, by Knab and Knab
item 147: La Influencia del Espanol en la Estructura Gramatical del Nahuatl, by J. Suarez
item 148: Handout for: Outline of Syntax and Semantics of Hopi Postpositions, by Voegelin and Voegelin
item 149: Handout for: Suppletive Verbs in Northern Paiute, by C. Fowler
item 150: Handout: The Development of Noun Morphology in Nahuatl ..., by K. Dakin
item 151: The Luiseno AUX, Again, and Generative Grammar, by S. Steele
item 152: Looking Back, Looking Ahead (Languages of N.W. Mexico), by Penningtion
item 153: Working Bibliography of the Opata Language, by R. Freeze
item 154: The Innovation of a Plural Verb Suffix in Aztecan, by J. Burnham
item 155: Uto-Aztecan Languages of Mexico, by A. Kroeber
item 156: Alternate Solutions to Paiute Phonology, by Anderson and Anderson
item 157: Example of Cahuilla Vowels, from Bright
item 158: Some Ecological Clues to Proto-Numic Homelands, by C. Fowler
item 159: Some Notes on Comparative Numic Ethnobotany, by C. Fowler
item 160: A Preliminary Sketch of the Morphology and Phonology of the Zacapoaxtla Dialect of Nahuatl, by F. Higgins
item 164: J.P. Harrington's Chemehervi Noun List, by ed. by K. Hill
item 165: The vowels of proto-Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacker
item 166: Bannack: Phonemes, by S. Liljeblad
item 167: Length and voicing in Tubatalubal, by J. McCawley
item 168: Formulae for Comanche Stem and Word Formation, by H. Osborn and W. Smalley
item 169: Alternate Phonemic Analysis of Comanche, by V. Riggs
item 170: Shoshone, I: A Linguistic Sketch and Text, by D. Shimkin
item 171: Phonemic Rhythm in Comanche, by W. Smalley
item 172: Instrumental Prefixes in Uto-Aztecan: A Typological Approach, by J. Sherzer and L. Foley
item 173: Uto-Aztecan, Maya, and Tunica, by B. Whorf
item 174: The Comparative Linguistics of Uto-Aztecan, by B. Whorf
item 175: The Hopi Language, Toreva Dialect, by B. Whorf
item 176: Review by B. Whorf of A. Kroeber's "Uto-Aztecan Languages in Mexico"
item 179: Uto-Aztecan Velar Nasals, by?
item 180: Social Variation in Shoshoni Phonology, by R. Crapo
item 181: El Nahautl en el Estado de Morelos, by Y. Lastra and F. Horcasitas
item 182: Two Minor Issues in Uto-Aztecan and Eudeve Past Tense, by A. Lionnet
item 185: Rafael Delgado Nahautl, by J. Burnham
item 186: Verbs (Northern Paiute), by R. Dick and E. Williams
item 187a: A Comparative Study of Tubar within Uto-Aztecan, by B. Stubbs
item 187b: A Comparative Study of Tubar within Uto-Aztecan, by B. Stubbs
item 188: Uto-Aztecan Cognate Sets: Kinship, by C. Fowler
item 189: Hopi Postpositions: Locatives and Directionals, by E. Kennard
item 190: How Uto-Aztecan is the Aztec Possessive?, by J. Rosenthal
item 192: Preaspirated consonants in Central Numic, by Wick R. Miller
item 193: Hermit Crabs in Uto-Aztecan, by J. Heath
item 194: "Inside" and "Outside" in Cora Grammar, by E. Casad and R. Langacker
item 195: Tarahumara color modifiers: ..., by D. Burgess, W. Kempton, and R. MacLaury
item 196: Southern Paiute Phonology: Again, by J. McLaughlin
item 197: Shoshoni Locative Roots and the Interface of Real and Narrative Worlds, by J. McLaughlin
item 198: From Aspect to Tense, or, What's-nuh in Comanche?, by J. McLaughlin
item 199: Floating Quantifiers in Pima, by P. Munro
item 200: Noun Phrase Components in Southeastern Tepehuan, by E. Willett
item 202: Nahuatl, by Key
item 203: Psychological Reality and Southern Paiute Phonologyy, by B. Darden
item 204: Third Person Referents in Comanche Narrative, by J. Armagost
item 206: Papago, by?
item 207: Towards a Linguistic Prehistory of Hopi, by D. Shaul
item 208: UA Geminates in the Kern River Branch, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 209: Switch Reference and the Strange Case of Directional Movement in Comanche, by J. McLaughlin
item 212: un dialecte meridional du Tahahumar, by A. Lionnet
item 213: The Entry of Athabaskans into the American Southwest: ..., by D. Wilcox
item 214: In Hohokam Ballcourts, by D. Wilcox and C. Sternberg
item 215: La Costa y la Altaplanicie Nayaritas en el Momento de Contacto, by M. Anguiano
item 216: The Sonoran Desert Agriculture Region: ..., by G. Nabham
item 217: Tubatalabal Phonology, by J. Heath
item 218: Devil's Claw Domestication: (Southwest), by G. Nabham, et al.
item 219: Teparies in Southwestern North America, by G. Nabham and R. Felger
item 220: Legumes in the Papago-Pima Indian Diet and Ecological Niches, by G. Nabham, et al.
item 221: Catalogo de las Lenguas (in the Americas), by L. Hervas
item 222: Shoshoni Prayer Service? (1899)
item 223: Questions and Answers in Shoshoni, by?
item 224: Diccionario Bilingue (Tepehuan), by Willett
item 225: Resenas Bibliograficas (Tarahumara), by L. Gonzales R.
item 226: Old California Uto-Aztecan, by M. Nichols
item 227: Algunas Observaciones ... (Guarijio), by E. Faubert
item 228: La Tribu Guarijio de la Sierra de Alamos, by G. Avilla
item 229: Mayo, by Diedrich
item 230: Handout from lecture on "Noun Phrase Components in Southeastern Tepehuan," by E. Willett
carton 36: Uto-Aztecan Reprints, 231-352
item 231: Some Morphophonemics and Phonological Rules of Southeastern Tepehuan, by E. Willett
item 232: Gabrielino Data, from J.P. Harrington's Field Notes, prepared by K. Hill
item 234: Reduplication and Accent in Southeastern Tepehuan, by E. Willett
item 235: Breve Vocabulario del Idioma Pima de Onaves, by K. Hale
item 236: Grammatical Internal Diversity in Northern-Most Uto-Aztecan Languages, by D. Shaul
item 238: Reduplication and the Underlying Consonant Systsem of Southern Paiute, by B. Darden
item 239: Psychological Reality and Southern Paiute Phonology, by B. Darden
item 240: Mayo, by Burnham
item 243: Comanche Material from J. Charney
item 244: Relaciones Internas de la Rama Sonorense, by A. Lionnet
item 245: Introduction to O'Odham Etymologies, by J. Hill and Zepeda
item 247: Ten little cognates, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 248: The Origin of Directional Adverbs in Uto-Aztecan Languages, by R. Crapo
item 249: Social Variation in Shoshoni Phonology: An Ecological Interpretation, by R. Crapo and R. Spykerman
item 250: The U. of South Florida Language Quarterly, XIII, 1-2 (Fall-Winter '74)
item 251: El Origin de Marrano en Tarahumara, by D. Burgess
item 252: The Coyote and the Jackrabbit (Guarijio Text), collected by Wick R. Miller
item 253: Nahautl Dialect Subgroupings, by U. Canger
item 254: Proto-Aztecan Vowels: Part III, by L. Cambell and R. Langacker
item 255: Some Verbs of Exchange in Proto-Uto-Aztecan, by R. Langacker
item 256: Some Reconstructions of Numic Motion Verbs, by C. Booth
item 257: Remarks on Causatives and Applicatives in Classical Nahuatl, by J. Andrews
item 258: The Innovation of the Plural Verb suffix in Aztecan, by J. Burnham
item 259: Preverbal Quantifiers in Pima, by P. Munro
item 260: Serrano Additions to Miller's Cognate Sets, by D. Crook
item 261: Uto-Aztecan and Keresan, by I. Davis
item 262: Hypothesis about the Historical Relation of Vowel Loss and Stress in Nahuatl, by K. Dakin
item 263: Regularities in vocabulary Replacement in ModernNahuatl, by Hill and Hill
item 264: Mixed Grammar, Purist Grammar, and Language Attitudes in Modern Nahuatl, by Hill and Hill
item 265: Pochuteco, Otro Intento, by Valinas and Leoploldo
item 266: The Coyote and the Rabbit, A Nahuatl Text told by Rafael Delgado, Veracruz, by?
item 267: A Spectographic Analysis of Vowel Length in Rafael Delgado Nahuatl, by J. Burnham and D. Tuggy
item 268: Metaphorical Switching in Modern Nahuatl: ..., by J. Hill
item 269: Directionals in Classical Nahuatl, by J. Andrews
item 271: Word Order in Northern Tepiman, by D. Shaul
item 272: Tale of Two Passives: Internal Reconstruction in Ute, by T. Givon
item 273: Southern Paiute Stress and Related Phenomena, by R. Franklin
item 274: San Juan Southern Paiute Numerals, by P. Bunte
item 275: When is an Error an Error? ..., by P. Bunte
item 276: The Birdpeople (Southern Paiute Text), by P. Bunte
item 277: A Sample of Eudeve, by A. Lionnet
item 278: Relaciones Internas de la Rama Sonorense, by A. Lionnet
item 279: El Lexico Esopanol en la Lengua Mayo, by J. Burnham
item 280: Textos y Vocabulario Mayo, by J. Burnham
item 281: in regard to tribal names Mono and Monache, by S. Liljeblad
item 282: Northern Paiute Text, by S. Liljeblad
item 284: Handout for: Consonant Lenition and Accent in Guarijio andTarahumara, by Wick R. Miller
item 285: The Long-Term Effects of Spanish Language Contact on Nahuatl anYucatecan Maya, by F. Karttunen
item 286: The Chronology of the Nahautl Contact Strategies, by?
item 287: Nahautl Stem-Initial Rules: ..., by?
item 288: The allomorphy of the Takic absolutive suffix, by Hill
item 289: Aikup: Southern Paiute Instructions, by P. Bunte and R. Franklin
item 290: El Hombre y el Cocodillo: ... (Mayan Text), by J. Burnham
item 291: Word list for Siouan, by J. Kootz
item 296: Las Lenguas Indigenas del Nordeste de Mexico: Pasado y Presente, by J. Moctezuma
item 297: Teguima (Opata) Phonology, by D. Shaul
item 298: Teguima (Opata) Inflectional Morphology, by D. Shaul
item 299: Numic Languages, by Wick R. Miller
item 300: Guarijio Working Vocabulary, by Wick R. Miller
item 301: Passives, Impersonals, and Middles in Yaqui, by E. Jelinek and F. Escalante
item 302: Uto-Aztecan Cultigens: Linguistic Perspectives, by C. Fowler
item 303: Stress, vowel loss, and The Origin of Aztec tl Reconsidered, by K. Dakin
item 304: Nahuatl Direct and Mediated Possession: ..., by K. Dakin
item 305: Nawa Phonological Rules, by T. Kaufman
item 306: Nawa Roots (Huasteca Nawa), by T. Kaufman
item 307: relaciones internas de la rama sonorense, by A. Lionnet
item 308: Shoshoni Party Songs, by B. Crum
item 309: Shoshone-Comanche Origins and Migrations, by D. Shimkin
item 310: Handouts, Tucson, SSILA and Friends at UA (June-July, 1989)
item 311: Bilingualism ... Cahita-Espanol, by J. Moctezuma
item 313: Variacion Dialectal Yaqui-Mayo, by J. Moctezuma
item 314: Comanche Consonant Gradations: ..., by J. Armagost
item 315: Comanche Narrative: Some General Features and a SelectedText, by J. Armagost
item 316: The Origin of floating accent in Mayo-Yaqui: ..., by L. Hagberg
item 317: The Major Moods of Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 318: The Phoneme /r/ in Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 319: Floating Accent in Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 320: The Preliminary Examination of the Correspondence between Syntactic and Conceptual Structures of Mayo Verbs, by L. Hagberg
item 321: The Xochiltepec-Huatlatlauca Sub-area of the Center Dialect of Nahuatl, by Y. Lastra
item 322: Western Mono Agentive Passives: Linguistic Borrowing or Anomaly?, by C. Loether and P. Kroskrity
item 323: Handout for: Word Order in Tumpisa (Panamint) Shoshone, by J. Dayley
item 324: Clitics in Tepiman languages, an historical development, by Z. Estrada
item 325: Tohono 'O'odham Dialect Study Update, by J. Hill and O Zepeda
item 326: Five Studies inspired by Nahuatl Verbs in-oa, by U. Canger
item 327: Eudeve Morphosyntax: An Overview, by D. Shaul
item 328: Proto-Uztecan Phonology, II: The Nouns, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 329: Proto-Uztecan Phonology: Evidence from Tubatalubal Noun Morphophonemics, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 330: A Northern Uto-Aztecan Sound Law: *-c---> y, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 331: Floating Accent in Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 332: Mayo Reduplication, by L. Hagberg
item 333: The Mafor Moods of Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 334: Contrastive Structure in the Underlying Representation of Long Vowels in Mayo, by L. Hagberg
item 335: Mapas dialectales del Cahita, by G. Lopez
item 336: Some Features of Nahuatl Spoken in San Miguel Canoa, by F. Karttunen and J. Cambell
item 337: Corachol Locative Prefixes, by E. Casad
item 338: Person Words in Takic, by D. Crook
item 339: Desiderative-Causatives in Tohonno O'Odham, by O. Zepeda
item 340: Eudeve as a Result of Prehistoric Linguistic Interaction, by D. Shaul
item 341: Subordinate Verbs in Guarijio: Evidence of a Shift from SOV to SVO in Uto-Aztecan, by Wick R. Miller
item 342: The Origins of *-li-in Nahuatl: ..., by K. Dakin
item 343: II Encuentro de Linguistica en el Noroeste, Los Dialectos del Guarijio, by R. Escalante
item 344: Vocales con Explosion Glotal en Proto-Yutoazteca del Sury?
item 345: Algunas Caracteristicas Sintacticas y Morfologicas de las Propriedades en Cora, by V. Vazquez
item 346: Algunos convenciones ortograficos idiosincraticos para el tepehuan del sur de Durango, by L. Campuzano
item 347: Tipos de predicado con copula en el tepehuano del sur de Durango, by V. Flores
item 348: Las Morfemas Gramaticales de Persona y Numero en el Tepehuan del Sureste, by T. Willett
item 349: Una comparacion del accento en el mayo, el tarahumara y el guarijio, by L. Hagberg
item 350: Simbolismo Sonoro en Aves e Insectos en Tepehuano del Sur, by J. Moctezuma
item 351: La Naturaleza de la Estructura Argumental, by K. Hale
item 352: Nominalized Clauses in Ute: ..., by T. Givon
box 37: Uto-Aztecan Reprints (353-415)
item 353: The Aztec Triangle: ..., by W. Bright
item 354: Is There More to V2 Than Meets the I?, by R. Freeze
item 355: The Sagag of Two Cora Postpositions, by E. Casad
item 356: Uto-Aztecan *ps (and *sp, too?), by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 357: Tubatalubal k before low vowels, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 358: Tubatalubal takaah 'quail', by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 359: Blood, Tears, and Murder: The Evidence for Proto-Uto-Aztecan Syllable-Final Consonants, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 360: 'One' and 'Only', by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 361: A consonant-final pronominal stem in Tubatalubal, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 362: Proto-UtoAztecan Phonology: Evidence from Tubatalubal Noun Morphophonemics, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 363: Uto-Aztecan *tw, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 364: Proto-Uto-Aztecan *pi 'Younger Sister'--> 'great-grandmother', by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 365: Tubatalubal 'Man' and the Subclassification of Uto-Aztecan, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 366: A Northern Uto-Aztecan Sound Law: *-c--->-y-, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 367: Teguima (Opata) Phonology, by D. Shaul
item 368: Teguima (Opata) Inflectional Morphology, by D. Shaul
item 369: On Lenition in Some Northern Uto-Aztecan Languages, by A. Manaster-Ramer
item 370: Animacy and Inanimacy in Luiseno Nouns, by E. Elliott
item 371: Yokuts and Miwok Loanwords in Western Mono, by C. Loether
item 372: Some Matters in the Uto-Aztecan-Tanoan Connection, by B. Stubbs
item 373: San Juan Southern Paiute Kinship Terms, by P. Bunte
item 374: How Many Ways Can You Say "How Many"?, Northern Tepehuan, by B. Bascom
item 375: La Conjugacion de Conjunciones en Tepehuan del Norte, by B. Bascom
item 376: Tepiman Languages, by Z. Estrada
item 377: A Preliminary Survey of Dialectical Differences between Northern (Lemhi) and Western (Nenada-Gosiute) Shoshone, by K. Mast and A. Merkley
item 378: Apuntes Sobre la Conjugacion Tarahumara, by A. Lionnet
item 379: Uto-Aztecan Cognate Sets, by K. Hill
item 380: On the skewed distribution of Comanche double pronoun elements, by J. Armagost
item 381: Subordination in Southern Paiute, by P. Bunte
item 382: Postposition Incorporation in Pima, by P. Munro
item 383: Tale of Two Passives: Internal Reconstruction in Ute, by T. Givon
item 384: Observaciones Fonologicas en el Pima de Yecora, by Z. Estrada
item 385: Algunos Cambios Morfofonemicas en Verbos Mayos, by C. Morna
item 386: Examples for Southeastern Tepehuan Clauses, by T. Willett
item 387: Examples for Southeastern Tepehuan Clauses, by T. Willett
item 388: Shoshoni Deictic Roots and the Inerface of Real and Narrative Worlds, by J. McLaughlin
item 389: relaciones internas de la rama sonorense, by A. Lionnet
item 390: Musical Poems in America, by D. Bahr
item 391: Voice and Focus in Yaqui, by F. Escalante and E. Jelinek
item 392: Reduplication in Luiseno Nouns, by E. Elliott
item 393: Place Names Data for "San Juan Southern Paiute Toponymy, by R. Franklin and P. Bunte
item 394: Los Consonantes Bilabiales del Cora, by V. Soto
item 395: Reduplicacion, Acento y Cantidad en el Tepehuano de Milpillas, Durango, by J. Moctezuma
item 396: Corn, Beans, and Squash: Some Linguistic Perspectives from Uto-Aztecan, by C. Fowler
item 397: Shoshoni Text, by J. Dayley
item 398: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande Comanche-English, by J. Charney
item 399: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande: English-Comanche, by J. Charney
item 400a: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande: English-Comanche, by J. Charney
item 400e: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande: English-Comanche, by J. Charney
item 400f: Dialect Maps of O'odham, by Hill and Zepeda
item 400c: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande: English-Comanche, by J. Charney
item 400d: Computerized List of Comanche, from Casagrande: English-Comanche, by J. Charney
item 402: Hopi Dictionary Project, by K. Hill
item 403: Pronouns (language?), by Z. Estrada
item 404: La reduplicacion en las catagorias mayores del Yaqui, by C. Fabian?
item 405: Tohono O'odham Plurals, by J. Hill and O. Zepeda
item 406: Handout for: Dialectologia cahita, by G. Lopez
item 407: Comments on Wick Miller's "The Classification of the Uto-Aztecan Languages Based on Lexical Evidence" , by K. Dakin
item 408: Irregular vowel correspondence in Nahuatl, by K. Dakin
item 409: Reunion de Tragajo sobre Yutoazteca, by L. Valinas
item 410: Hopi Final Vowels, by K. Hill
item 411: Prosodic morphology of Tahonno O'odham (Papago), by J. Hill and O. Zepeda
item 412: Numic [r] is not a spirant, by J. Armagost
item 413: Handout for: Northern Paiute Prayer: Some Features of the Genre, by C. Fowler and H. Abel
item 414: Handout for: Southern Paiute Recetatives, by Bunte and Franklin
item 415: Shared Names for Mammals in Northern Uto-Aztecan and Hokan and Penutian Languages, by M. Nichols
box 38: Index Cards, Index to Numbered Reprints
box 39: Index Cards, Index to Numbered Reprints
This box also contains cards used as an address book.
box 40: Oversize (1970-1980)
box 41: Index Cards, Western Desert
box 42: Index Cards, Western Desert
box 43: Index Cards, Working Vocabulary (Serrano)
box 44: Index Cards, Serrano and Luiseno
box 45: Index Cards, Acoma
box 46: Index Cards, Acoma
box 47: Index Cards, Acoma
box 48: Index Cards, Other Acoma
box 49: Index Cards, Wariho
box 50: Index Cards, Wariho
box 51: Index Cards, Guarijio (Old Texts?)
box 52: Index Cards, Shoshoni Informants and Word Lists
box 53: Index Cards, Shoshoni Informants and Word Lists
box 54: Index Cards, Shoshoni Dictionary
box 55: Index Cards, Shoshoni Dictionary and Papago & Guarijio
box 56: Index Cards, Cora Papago
box 57: Index Cards, Proto Numic and Unidentified Word List
box 58: Index Cards, Unidentified Word List
box 59: Index Cards, Comanche (& Panamiut); Southern Paiute
box 60: Index Cards, Syntax; Tubatu labal Sapir's *UA
box 61: Index Cards, Verbal Affixes
box 62: Index Cards, Texts, 2-12
box 63: Index Cards, Gram. Slips for T43
box 64: Index Cards, Tarahumara (Pennington)
box 65: Index Cards, Cochitijete Fdl & Epl to be Checked
tube 66: Maps
box 67: papers
folder 1: Gay and Welmers, "Mathematics and Logic in the Kpelle Language"
folder 2: Cole and Gay, "The New Mathematics and an Old Culture: A Study of Learning Among the Kpelle of Liberia"
folder 3: Miller, "Sketch of Shoshoni Grammar (Gosiute Dialect)"
folder 4: Miller, "Dialect Differentiation in the Western Desert Language"
Biographical Note/Historical Note +/-Wick Miller (1932-1994) was an anthropological linguist and pioneer in language acquisition studies. He received an A.B. in Anthropology from the University of New Mexico in 1953 and a Ph.D in Linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1963. He joined the faculty of the University of Utah department of Anthropology in 1963, and remained there until his death in 1994. Content Description +/-The Wick Miller papers (1931-1994) contain correspondence, research files, field notes, word lists, notebooks, articles and reprints, pamphlets, maps, class syllabi, tests and assignments, student papers, and manuscripts. The bulk of the collection consists of material between the 1960s and the 1990s, and documents an academic career split between research, writing, and teaching. Every effort has been made to retain the original order of the material. Many of the documents were originally in binders, which have been discarded. Binder titles have been retained. Materials documenting Miller's principal field work in the Acoma language and in two Uto-Aztecan languages, Shoshoni and Guarijio are located in cartons two through nine. The four cartons of research files which follow typically contain correspondence with colleagues, project proposals, maps, classification schemes, speeches and conference materials, notes, word lists, original dictionaries and grammars, genealogies, oral histories, and bibliographies. Miller's class files are located in cartons 14 through 16 and contain syllabi, assignments sheets, lecture notes, and student essays. Most of the material is related to classes taught at the University of Utah, but there are also documents relating to Miller's classes at various seminars and conferences. There is some overlap between the research and class files. Following the class files is a carton containing Acoma field notes and manuscripts. Cartons 18-20 contain various manuscripts authored or co-authored by Miller and assorted articles and reprints. Miller's library of reprints, articles, and unpublished papers follows. These items were cataloged and numbered by Miller and span the 1950s to the 1990s. Boxes of index cards compiled by Miller, maps, and papers complete the collection. Collection Use +/-Restrictions on Access: Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law. Restrictions on Use: It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from the Wick R. Miller papers must be obtained from the Special Collections Manuscript Curator. Preferred Citation: Initial Citation: Wick R. Miller papers, Accn 1916, Box [ ]. Special Collections and Archives. University of Utah, J. Willard Marriott. Salt Lake City, Utah. Following Citations:Accn 1916. Administrative Information +/-Acquisition Information: Gift of Joanne K. Miller in 2001. Processing Note: Processed by Karen Carver in 2001. Creator: Miller, Wick R. Language: Collection materials are in English. Quantity: 87.25 linear feet Language of the Finding Aid: Finding aid encoded in English in Latin script. Author of the Finding Aid: Finding aid created by Karen Carver EAD Creation Date: 2007 Subarea: Manuscripts Division |