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Reconstructing object markers in Oceanic languages

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Reconstructing object markers in Oceanic languages. Honours thesis, collating data of pronominal systems in Oceanic languages and presenting a reconstruction of object markers for Proto Oceanic.(Historical reconstruction; Typological analysis) - BA Hons Thesis, ANU by Bethwyn Evans, 1995
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2003-2018
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2003 to 2018
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Papua New Guinea
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Contributors:
Evans, Bethwyn
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Australia: PARADISEC
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