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Late Pleistocene/early Holocene maritime interaction in Southeastern Indonesia – Timor Leste

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jas.2016.10.007
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Copyright Page
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List of figures and tables
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Abbreviations
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Introduction
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Dedication
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Archaeolinguistics
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Bayesian phylogenetics for language prehistory— and archaeology
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The relationship between genetics, language, and culture
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Archaeolinguistics and the languages of hunter-gatherers
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Farming and language dispersals consequent upon the oldest developments of food production
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Archaeology and language change in the Bronze Age
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Ancient states and the rise of writing
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Archaeology and language dynamics in the medieval and early modern eras
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Indo-European archaeolinguistics
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Uralic archaeolinguistics
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Language in human evolution
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Transeurasian archaeolinguistics
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Palaeosiberian archaeolinguistics
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Sino-Tibetan archaeolinguistics
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Tai-Kadai archaeolinguistics
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Austronesian archaeolinguistics
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Archaeolinguistics of Papuan languages
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Australian archaeolinguistics
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Afrasian archaeolinguistics
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Nilo-Saharan archaeolinguistics
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Historical comparative linguistics and language classification
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Niger-Congo archaeolinguistics, including Bantu
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The archaeolinguistics of Kalahari Basin area languages
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Archaeolinguistics of the languages of the Andes
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Archaeolinguistics of language families and contact areas of Amazonia
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Culture change in archaeology
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Advances in population genetics and language history
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Language and the Anthropocene
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Prehistoric language contact
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Cultural reconstruction
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Linguistic phylogeography
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Linguistic dating
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Prehistoric language change in social context
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Pleistocene and Early Holocene Occupation on the Eastern Wallacean Islands
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Genomic evidence supports the “long chronology” for the peopling of Sahul
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Early ground axe technology in Wallacea: The first excavations on Obi Island
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Recent Rock Art Research on East Seram, Maluku: A key site in the rock art of West Papua and South East Maluku
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The Southern Route to Sahul: Modern Human Dispersal and Adaptation in the Pleistocene
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Prehistoric Human Migrations in Southeast Asia through the Lenses of Burial Practices
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The Pleistocene Maritime Migration of Modern Humans in Northern Wallacea: The Cases of Topogaro in Sulawesi and Bubog in Mindoro
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