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This book explores the linguistic and biological relationship between the Aleuts of coastal southwest Alaska and the Utians of coastal central California. Both groups speak languages diverging in the Middle Holocene Period from a common parent language. During this period, the Utians migrated by watercraft to the San Francisco Bay.

Produktbeschreibung
This book explores the linguistic and biological relationship between the Aleuts of coastal southwest Alaska and the Utians of coastal central California. Both groups speak languages diverging in the Middle Holocene Period from a common parent language. During this period, the Utians migrated by watercraft to the San Francisco Bay.
Autorenporträt
Cecil H. Brown is distinguished research professor emeritus of anthropology and linguistics at Northern Illinois University. Kent G. Lightfoot is distinguished professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley. Nancy J. Turner is a distinguished professor emerita in environmental studies, University of Victoria. Dana Lepofsky is professor of archeology at Simon Fraser University.