Joanna Troufflard Dissertation Defense: Tuesday July 18th at 9am at 1350 Turlington Diaspora Room Title: Relationship between upland and riverine settlements in the Lower Amazon region during late precolonial times Committee: Chair: Kenneth E. Sassaman Members: Neill Wallis and Rosana Resende External members: Nigel Smith and Per Stenborg (University of Gothenburg) Abstract: Archaeological research conducted …
Hello everyone! My name is Megan LeBlanc and Christine Le Jeune and I are this year’s New Student Liaisons! We hope you have all enjoyed your summers and are getting ready for school to start up again. We are having a new student soiree at First Magnitude (1220 SE Veitch St. Gainesville, FL 32601) on August …
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The Fieldwork Forum will meet on 2nd and 4th Mondays from 4-5,  in Dauer 68. The Fieldwork Forum is a discussion group for all faculty and students with an interest in linguistic fieldwork and language documentation. Sept 11  Fieldwork Forum intro and organization Aaron Broadwell  "Changes in Copala Triqui inflection"
The Fieldwork Forum will meet on 2nd and 4th Mondays from 4-5,  in Dauer 68. The Fieldwork Forum is a discussion group for all faculty and students with an interest in linguistic fieldwork and language documentation. Sept 25  Falcon Restrepo-Ramos
​Hi Everyone! FASA is excited to invite you to colloquia Tuesday at 4pm. We will be hearing from visiting linguistics professor Bruna Franchetto and our very own Roberto Muñoz-Pando. When: Tuesday Oct 3rd, 4-5pm Where: CSE Building, Room E252 RSVP: http://FASA10317.rsvpify.com What: 2 Talks! Linguistic Documentation, Education and Revitalization in Brazilian Indigenous Languages (Dr. Franchetto) About 160 indigenous Brazilian …
The Fieldwork Forum will meet on 2nd and 4th Mondays from 4-5,  in Turlington 1208​. The Fieldwork Forum is a discussion group for all faculty and students with an interest in linguistic fieldwork and language documentation. Oct 9   Michael Stoop "Motion verbs in Copala Triqui"
FASA Colloquium on Oct. 17th. with Dr. Broadwell The Timucua people were the original inhabitants of Gainesville and nearby parts of North Florida.  Although the Timucua are now gone and their language is extinct, we can still learn about Timucua knowledge of the environment from the documents they left behind.  In this respect, the 1627  Catecismo en lengua …