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Prehistory of Salishan Languages

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The question of an Ureheimat for Salishan speaking peoples may never have been a major issue, but there has not been consensus about it either. Since the late nineteenth century various scholars have made specific claims about the peopling of the northwestern United States and western Canada; often these claims were reasonable given the evidence available, although they have not always stood up to later investigation.

Creators M. Dale Kinkade

IdentifierAW.00113

Date1990

ThemesLanguage and Linguistics

Publication DetailsUBC Working Papers in Linguistics Press
International Conference on Salish Languages, 25, 1-15

KeywordsSalishan languages

GenreWorking Papers

URLhttps://lingpapers.sites.olt.ubc.ca/icsnl-volumes/

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