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                            bf:mainTitle "Studies in language change" ] ] ;
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            rdfs:label "This book is the first full evaluation of the Proto-Australian hypothesis, which proposes that most Australian languages have a common ancestor: Proto-Australian [PA]. Using the standard methodologies of historical linguistics, the authors show that nearly all Australian languages descend from PA. Given that PA was a single language, it was spoken only in a small area of Australia. Its descendants have spread across the continent. Current theories of language spread do not offer clear motivations for large-scale spread in hunter-gatherer economies. This raises significant questions for analyses of Australian prehistory and archaeology specifically, and more widely for general theories of hunter-gatherer prehistory and language spread." ] ;
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    bf:tableOfContents [ a bf:TableOfContents ;
            rdfs:label "Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- List of Maps -- List of Tables -- Maps -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Methodology -- 3. Phonology -- 4. Nominals -- 5. Verbs -- 6. Syntax and the clitic complex -- 7. Membership of PA and subgroups -- Appendices -- Appendix 1: Statistical assessment of cognacy -- Appendix 2: Cognates -- Appendix 3: Nominal prefixation -- Appendix 4: Free pronouns and intransitive prefixes -- Appendix 5: Inflected verbal paradigms -- Appendix 6: PA reflexes -- Individual languages -- References -- Author Index -- Language Index -- Subject Index" ] ;
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