Latest major additions to www.andaman.org
up to 19 July 2008
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in preparation:
Chapter 50:
The Papuans of Newguinea and the Bismarck Archipelago
recently added:
Roger Blench: The Shompen Language
Reprint in our Chapter on the Shompen of the Nicobar Islands:
Roger Blench, 2007. "The Language of the Shompen: a Language Isolate in the Nicobar islands", Mother Tongue, 12:179-202 (Harvard University, USA)uploaded 19 July 2008
Anvita Abbi et al. Where Have All the Speakers Gone?
A sociolinguistic study of the Great Andamanese and their languages
(reprint from Indian Linguistics 2007)
have been added
Uploaded 2 June 2008
Nicobars: The Shompen of Great Nicobar
are now described in more detail with newly-disocvered and surprising data added
Uploaded 23 May 2008
www.language-international.net
A new on-line Interview with our George Weber
Uploaded 30 April 2008
Chapter 53: The Palau Pygmies
Newly discovered: an extinct Negrito-like (?) people in the Palau islands, far out in the Pacific
Uploaded 15 April 2008
Chapter 52: The Tasmanian Aborigines
1. Geography amd Environment of Tasmania
2. Discovery and Discoverers
3. The Destruction of aboriginal Tasmania
4. The Tasmanians have survived
5. Traditional Tasmanians to 1800
6. The Tasmanian Languages
7. Origins, Genetics and outside Relationships
8. Archaeology and the oldest Tasmanians
Uploaded: 29 March 2008
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