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Zoque lexical items in Classic Maya place names 2025 Anales de antropología 59 (1): 1-12
  • Maxim Baboshkin
 H6/KUL [ANALES-] 2448-6221
Sapir’s law and the role of accent in the reconstruction of Proto-Corachol-Nahuan 2024 International journal of American linguistics 90 (2): 227-67
  • Magnus Pharao Hansen
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
The Berbero-Semitic adjective 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (1): 51-67
  • Marijn van Putten
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Chariots, mail coaches and wagons in the Arabic dialect of Qaṭrāyīth ('in Qatari') in early Islamic eastern Arabia 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (1): 87-96
  • Mario Kozah
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
The origin and evolution of laterals in Proto-Naish 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (1): 169-87
  • Zihe Li
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
The addition of syllable-final stops in Ganan 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (1): 189-200
  • Huziwara Keisuke
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
The revisita to the Yapa Repartimiento in 1617: first evidence of the continued use of a language specific to the Chachapoyas area in the 17th Century 2024 Chungará 56 (1): 159-79
  • Jairo Valqui Culqui
  • José H. Rodríguez Villa
  • Michaela Ziemendorff
  • Stefan Ziemendorff
 H6/KUL [CHUNGARA-] 0716-1182
From switch-reference to case marking in Muskogean: the role of clefts 2024 International journal of American linguistics 90 (4): 445-86
  • Jack B. Martin
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
La situación lingüística en el norte del Perú: una reconstrucción 2024 Allpanchis 51 (94): 13-61
  • Matthias Urban
 H6/KUL [ALLPANCHIS-] 0252-8835
Translating slavery between Lake Malawi and the Swahili Coast: evidence in a Nyaja/Chewa dictionary from Mombasa 2024 International journal of African historical studies 57 (2): 123-46
  • David Bresnahan
 *H6/KY [INTERNATIONAL-] 0361-7882
Folklore, ethnology, philology: national sciences and global connections 2024 Journal of ethnology and folkloristics 18 (2): 1-12
  • Diarmuid Ó Giolláin
 H6/KVT [JOURNAL-] 1736-6518
The Middle Mongol zodiac in Georgian transcription 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (2): 249-63
  • Andrew Shimunek
  • Gaga Shurgaia
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Revisiting the date of Hiḍimbā Devī temple, Manali, Kulu (Himachal Pradesh): a study of epigraphic evidence 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (2): 291-6
  • Laxman S. Thakur
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Another character for the word 'rice plant' in Old Chinese 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 87 (2): 345-56
  • Masaki Nohara
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Five centuries of settlement dynamics and mobility in the northern Raja Ampat Islands of West Papua 2024 Journal of Pacific history 59 (4): 427-67
  • Abdul Macap
  • Daud Tanudirjo
  • Dylan Gaffney
  • Erlin Djami
  • Laura Arnold
  • Tristan Russell
  • Wolter Gaman
 H6/KX [JOURNAL-] 0022-3344
Middle Persian documents and the making of the Islamic fiscal system: problems and prospects 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 395-420
  • Thomas Benfey
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Prasun historical linguistics: new etymologies and the fate of the Indo-Iranian morphemes *-am and *-ka- 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 447-59
  • Julian Kreidl
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Action nouns in *- i̯a- and a new verbal stem *jsīn- 'to kill' in Khotanese 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 479-88
  • Alessandro Del Tomba
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Bai and old western Chinese 2024 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 87 (3): 533-55
  • Man Hei Lee
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Studies in early Indo-European loans in Uralic – problems and new solutions 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 49-66
  • Sampsa Holopainen
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
New insights on the Hungarian objective conjugation 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 67-84
  • Jan Henrik Holst
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
‘Sein’ und ‘haben’ im Lulesaami – Morphosyntaktische Obskuritäten in einer Wiederausgabe ausgewählter Texte Just Qvigstads 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 169-205
  • Florian Siegl
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Miksi keminsaame kuoli? Sosiolingvistinen rekonstruktio keminsaamen sammumiseen johtaneista tekijöistä 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 207-39
  • Taarna Valtonen
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Erkki Itkosen marilaisilta sotavangeilta keräämät murretekstit 2024 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne (100): 293-368
  • Markus Juutinen
  • Sirkka Saarinen
 H6 [SUOMALAIS-] 0355-0214
Proto-Tupi-Guarani had no palatalized velar stop 2023 Boletim do Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi ciências humanas 18 (1): 1-21
  • Fernando Carvalho
 H6/KUL [BOLETIM-] 1981-8122
Pech and the basic internal classification in Chibchan 2023 International journal of American linguistics 89 (1): 81-103
  • Matthias Pache
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
On the discovery and interpretation of overcounting in Orkhon inscriptions 2023 Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society 33 (2): 461-75
  • Chuansheng He
 H6/KW [ROYAL-] 1356-1863
Evidence for a Chibcha-Gê connection 2023 International journal of American linguistics 89 (2): 219-53
  • Matthias Pache
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
Xincan influence on Ch'orti' verbs 2023 International journal of American linguistics 89 (2): 255-81
  • Robin Quizar
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
Las primeras escisiones de la familia Pano: una propuesta de subagrupamiento en una familia de la Amazonia occidental 2023 International journal of American linguistics 89 (3): 289-331
  • Sanderson Castro Soares de Oliveira
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
Moving histories: Bantu language expansions, eclectic economies, and mobilities 2023 Journal of African history 64 (1): 13-37
  • David Schoenbrun
  • Jan Vansina
  • Rebecca Grollemund
 *H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 0021-8537
A recent northern origin for the Uto-Aztecan family 2023 Language 99 (1): 81-107
  • Angela M. Chira
  • Carlos A. Botero
  • Hannah J. Haynie
  • Johann-Mattis List
  • Lyle Campbell
  • Robert M. Ross
  • Russell D. Gray
  • Simon J. Greenhill
 H6/KK [LANGUAGE-] 0097-8507
On Pataxó Hãhãhãe and Maxakalí 2023 International journal of American linguistics 89 (4): 531-63
  • Jessica Fae Nelson
 H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-] 0020-7071
The “Título del barrio de Santa Ana”: a 16th-century manuscript that initiated the Poqomchi’-Maya literary tradition 2023 Estudios de cultura maya 62 (): 251-71
  • Igor Vinogradov
 H6/KUL [ESTUDIOS-] 0185-2574
‘He’s black; I’ll speak to him in Chilapalapa’: prickly proximity and the slow death of a colonial pidgin in Zambia 2023 Journal of southern African studies 49 (2): 301-22
  • Joshua Doble
 H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 1465-3893
The value /me/ of the sign <MAN> in Achaemenid Elamite 2023 Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (Series 3) 33 (3): 703-11
  • Marco Fattori
 H6/KW [ROYAL-] 1356-1863
The antiquity of verb agreement in Trans-Hymalayan (Sino-Tibetan) 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (1): 101-19
  • Scott DeLancey
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
On the origin of 'morning' in Atayal 2023 Journal of Asian and African studies (Tokyo) (106): 5-18
  • Izumi Ochiai
 H6 [JOURNAL OF ASIAN AND AFRICAN STUDIES. Tokyo] 0387-2807
Base form and other forms of the Estonian verb 2023 Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 207-32
  • Heiki-Jaan Kaalep
 H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] 1406-0949
Chief Manuel's 1651 Timucua letter 2023 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 164 (3/4): 225-67
  • Alejandra Dubcovsky
  • George Aaron Broadwell
 H6 [AMERICAN-] 0003-49X
Cholam talks: the origins of Migueleño in a multilingual region 2023 Ethnohistory 70 (4): 447-71
  • Ian Scharlotta
 H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
'inǧīl-in mubīn: a mixed archaic, Quranic, and Middle Arabic translation of the gospels and its implications for the nature of Middle Arabic 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (3): 405-45
  • Phillip W. Stokes
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Lād 'law': a Bactrian loanword in the Nuristani languages 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (3): 505-10
  • Jakob Halfmann
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Revisiting jīng 椋 on the ancient Korean Peninsula 2023 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 86 (3): 545-60
  • In-han Kwon
  • Ye Xu
 H6/KW [LONDON-] 0041-977X
Hearth and home in the Iron Age of eastern Africa: ethnographic models, historical linguistics and archaeological evidence 2023 Southern African humanities 36 (): 181-200
  • Paul J. Lane
 H6/KY [NATAL-] 1681-5564
Topo- and hydronym Siennica in light of onomastic data 2023 Archeologia polski 68 (): 243-9
  • Zygmunt Gałecki
 H6/KE [ARCHEOLOGIA-] 0003-8180
Traces of contact in western South America: Arawakan and Andean languages 2023 Indiana 40 (1): 97-130
  • Pachem Matthias
 H6/KUL [INDIANA-] 0341-8642
Mapping Indo-European anatomical terminology I: Greek κóλον 'large intestine', Armenian k'ałird & k'ałirt 'cavity of the body', Brittonic *kalonā 'heart', Tocharian B kele 'navel; center', and the word family 'navel' - 'nave' 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 34-54
  • Martina Šmejkalová
  • Václav Blažek
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Hitt. laḫḫurnuzzi- [nt./c.] 'foliage', Luw. *laḫḫur and Proto-Gk *ἐλαίϝᾱ 'olive-tree' 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 55-100
  • Romain Garnier
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Note on the Avestan camel's eyes 2023 Journal of Indo-European studies 51 (1-2): 101-4
  • W. W. Malandra
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
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