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Geolinguistics: Language on the Land

At the intersection of geography, linguistics and culture

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Links

The Atlas of Kanyen’kehà:ka Space

https://mohawkatlas.org/index.html

Blog Woman by Robyn Lawson

https://blog-woman.com/

Blog by Joanne Hammond, archaeologist

http://republicofarchaeology.ca

Blog by Dr. Lynn Gehl

https://www.lynngehl.com/black-face-blogging

Blog by Sarah Shulist and Katie Biittner

https://anthropologyas.wordpress.com/

Blog by Algonquin Elder Albert Dumont

http://albertdumont.com/

Recent Posts

  • A Failure in Translation
  • Why do we not know what some places mean?
  • A Brief Background in Semiotics and Some Philosophy of Place Naming
  • Thinking about Place and Place Naming
  • What is the O’nonna? Explaining the Theory

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