The Sound of Meaning: Comparative Linguistics of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs with Tunica, Chitimacha and Atakapa

by Charles William Johnson
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The Native American languages of Louisiana, Tunica, Chitimacha and Atakapa are compared to the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Linguistic correspondences among these languages establish the possibility of contact at some point in ancient history among these cultures. This volume complements a previous comparative study between ancient Egyptian and the Maya language system as well as the language of the Aztecs, Nahuatl.
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ISBN 978-1-58616-434-8
Copyright ©2007 Standard Copyright License
Language English
Country United States
Publication Date June 12, 2007
   
Lulu Sales Rank 66802
   
Page Count 174 pages
Size U.S. Letter
Binding Perfect Bound
Interior Color Black And White

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