Deepening our understanding of the peoples of the Tanzanian Rift Valley Area through their histories, cultures, and languages | @andrewdtharvey tweeting
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Jan Bender Shetler's talk: "Building and Introducing the Mara Cultural Heritage Digital Library" is now available online
#Riftology
https://t.co/AhfrERy0DO
Mhadhara wa Jan Bender Shetler "Building and Introducing the Mara Cultural Heritage Digital Library" sasa unapatikana mtandaoni #Riftology
https://t.co/AhfrERy0DO
...and finally, an associated publication of Sara's in Language Sciences: "The Hamar cattle model: the semantics of appearance in a pastoral linguaculture"
https://t.co/Ff0uUbq3NF
Looking back at Sara Petrollino's talk: "The investigation of 'appearance' in Hamar: methodological challenges and preliminary results"
#Hamar#Riftology@SaraPetrollino
https://t.co/VHbSEkH25K
An earlier talk given by Sara on the same topic "Cattle-talk: The language of "colour" among East African pastoralists"
Comparing both is a great way to see the progress of this project over time.
#Hamar#Riftology
https://t.co/Mlw2BOCe5U
Mwisho – makala yake Sara yanayohusika kwenye jarida la Language Sciences "The Hamar cattle model: the semantics of appearance in a pastoral linguaculture"
#Hamar
https://t.co/Ff0uUbq3NF
Leo tunakumbuka mhadhara wa Sara Petrollino: "The investigation of 'appearance' in Hamar: methodological challenges and preliminary results."
#Hamar#Riftology@SaraPetrollino
https://t.co/VHbSEkH25K
Hapa ni mhadhara wengine wa mapema zaidi: "Cattle-talk: The language of "colour" among East African pastoralists".
Kuzilinganisha inatoa picha nzuri ya maendeleo kwenye kazi hii.
#Hamar#Riftology
https://t.co/Mlw2BOCe5U
Mhadhara wa Jennifer Miller na Yiming Wang "Ostrich eggshell beads reveal 50,000-year-old social network in Africa" sasa unapatikana mtandaoni
@PalaeoJenn@Yiming_V_Wang#Riftology
https://t.co/iQo2lvqMyG
Jennifer Miller and Yiming Wang's talk: "Ostrich eggshell beads reveal 50,000-year-old social network in Africa" is now available online
@PalaeoJenn@Yiming_V_Wang#Riftology
https://t.co/iQo2lvqMyG
(Finally tweeting something about this paper has been inspired in part by @andrewdtharvey generously re-upping a talk I gave about this for the @riftvalleynet about a year ago—you can see that talk here):
And here's the associated publication in Language Documentation and Description
"Interdisciplinary aspirations and disciplinary archives: Losing and finding John M. Weatherby’s Soo data"
https://t.co/s3C0aouk74
Looking back to Samuel Beer's talk: "Disciplining the archive: African history, John M. Weatherby's Soo data, and language archives"
#Soo#Riftology@SamuelJBeer
https://t.co/aCBN29ydJJ
Makala yake kwenye jarida la Language Documentation and Description:
"Interdisciplinary aspirations and disciplinary archives: Losing and finding John M. Weatherby’s Soo data"
https://t.co/s3C0aouk74
Leo tunakumbuka mhadhara wa Samuel Beer "Disciplining the archive: African history, John M. Weatherby's Soo data, and language archives."
#Soo#Riftology@SamuelJBeer
https://t.co/aCBN29ydJJ
Today, we're looking back to Michael Karani and Alexander Andrason's talk "Conative calls to animals: From Arusa Maasai to a cross-linguistic prototype"
#Maasai#Riftology
https://t.co/I3JnHpXJtp
Leo tunakumbuka mhadhara wa Michael Karani na Alexander Andrason "Conative calls to animals: From Arusa Maasai to a cross-linguistic prototype"
#Maasai#Riftology
https://t.co/I3JnHpXJtp