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CHAPTER 13: The Russo-Siberian Migration System.

• Authors : Hoerder, Dirk; Gordon, Andrew; James, Daniel

Subjects: EMIGRATION & immigration; LAND settlement patterns; POPULATION transfersSIBERIA (Russia); RUSSIA

• Source: Cultures in Contact: World Migrations in the Second Millennium; 2002, p306-330, 25p, 2 Graphs, 4 Maps

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SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, CULTURAL SPACE, AND LINGUISTIC EVOLUTION IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH.

Subjects: LAND settlement patterns; DIALECTS; VARIATION in languageSOUTHERN States

• Source: American Speech; 2005 Annual Supplement 90, Vol. 80, p13-43, 31p

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GRAMMATICAL PATTERNS IN THE LINGUISTIC ECOLOGY OF GRIFFIN, GEORGIA.

Subjects: SYNTAX (Grammar); DIALECTS; LAND settlement patternsGRIFFIN (Ga.); GEORGIA

• Source: American Speech; Spring2005 Supplement, p75-100, 26p

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SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, CULTURAL SPACE, AND LINGUISTIC EVOLUTION IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH.

Subjects: LAND settlement patterns; CULTURE; LANGUAGE & languagesSOUTHERN States; UNITED States

• Source: American Speech; Spring2005 Supplement, p13-43, 31p

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Settlement patterns and the origins of African Jamaican society: Seville Plantation, St. Ann's....

• Authors : Armstrong, Douglas V.; Kelley, Kenneth G.

Subjects: LAND settlement patterns; AFRICANS; INDUSTRIAL relationsJAMAICA

• Source: Ethnohistory; Spring2000, Vol. 47 Issue 2, p369-397, 29p, 1 Black and White Photograph, 6 Maps

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Champa: Territories and Networks of a Southeast Asian Kingdom.

• Authors : Noseworthy, William

Subjects: ARCHAEOLOGY; ART history; ASIANS

• Source: Journal of Asian Studies; Nov2021, Vol. 80 Issue 4, p1126-1128, 3p

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INVESTIGATION OF SETTLEMENT AND SUBSISTENCE SYSTEMS IN THE OZARK BORDER REGION OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI DURING THE FIRST HALF OF THE 19th CENTURY: THE WIDOW HARRIS CABIN PROJECT.

• Authors : Price, Cynthia R.; Price, James E.

Subjects: LAND settlement patterns; ECOLOGYMISSOURI; UNITED States

• Source: Ethnohistory; Summer81, Vol. 28 Issue 3, p237, 22p

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PROTO-HISTORIC ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE FUR TRADE ON MICMAC CULTURE IN NORTHEASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK.

• Authors : Burley, David B.

Subjects: FUR trade; MI'KMAQ (North American people); LAND settlement patternsNEW Brunswick; CANADA

• Source: Ethnohistory; Summer81, Vol. 28 Issue 3, p203, 14p

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