Recent Research on the Historical Relationships of the Papuan Languages, or, What Does Linguistics Say about the Prehistory of Melanesia?

Pawley, Andrew

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Recent Research on the Historical Relationships of the Papuan Languages, or, What Does Linguistics Say about the Prehistory of Melanesia?

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2007

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Pawley, Andrew

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Oxford University Press

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Genes, Language, and Culture History in the Southwest Pacific

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