Amerind
Amerind The word Amerind (a contraction of "American Indian") usually refers ... 1987 by linguist Joseph Greenberg for the Amerind languages, one of three proposed linguistic families ... being Na-Dené and Eskimo-Aleut). The Amerind Foundation, a non-profit, privately funded museum ...
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Amerind (Memory-alpha.org/en wiki)
Amerind Image:American indian settlement amerind.jpg Image:Amerind obelisk.jpg Amerind was a planet located half a galaxy ... possessed growth exactly like that of Earth. Amerind was populated by a group of ...
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Amerind languages
Amerind languages Amerind is one of the three families in ... consider the method unreliable, and reject the Amerind family as unsupported, classifying these languages instead ... Greenberg, Joseph H. (1996). In defense of Amerind. International Journal of American Linguistics, 62, 131 ...
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Amerind Foundation
Amerind Foundation The Amerind Foundation is a private, non-profit ethnological ... Fulton (1880-1964), an archaeologist, established the Amerind Foundation in 1937. The Amerind (a contracton of the words American Indian ... 20th century Anglo and Native American artists. Amerind Foundation published works Exploring the Hohokam: ...
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Talk:Amerind (Memory-alpha.org/en wiki)
Talk:Amerind If you have comments about the content ...
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Talk:Amerind languages
Talk:Amerind languages re: support of Greenberg Not many ...
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Talk:Native Americans
... for your interesting reply, sir. Anglius Non-Amerind peoples are (1) Eskimo-Aleut peoples (= Aleut ... to the tip of South America are Amerind. You could also exclude peoples that are ... and indigeous lineage, such as the Métis. Amerind is a hypothetical linguistic grouping proposed by ... 3 language groups (i.e. Eskimo, Nadene, Amerind) has its beginnings in early thinkers. I ... term such as "Native American", or possibly "Amerind", to allow these groups to be ...
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William Shirley Fulton
... 1964), an archeologist and founder of the Amerind Foundation was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. He ... house it. With the establishment of the Amerind Foundation in 1937, Fulton became fully committed ... and with his generous financial support, the Amerind Foundation continued to expand. The Amerind Foundation sponsored several major archaeological excavations in ... the most recent addition to the burgeoning Amerind Foundation's facilities. Awards In 1959 ...
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Talk:Joseph Greenberg
... accuracy" criticisms were directed mostly against the Amerind family work, whereas the Eurasian work is ... understand why you want to keep the Amerind and Asian discussions separate. Make clear that ... the data-quality criticisms back to the Amerind section. I have also kept User:Billposer ... closer to the Eurasiatic families than to Amerind, and was included in JG's Eurasiatic ... is a function of the relationship between Amerind, Eurasiatic and Na-Dene. Timothy_Usher Confusion ...
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Talk:Native American/Archive01
... may be because i favor the term "Amerind" (and favor it for reasons somewhat related ... C which I claim to be true. Amerind or Amerindian, which ever. You'll find that if you say "Amerind" to people, they won't have of ... imprecision, i didn't intend to contrast "Amerind" and "Amerindian", which i keep in the ...
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