Sign Language Archaeology: Understanding the Historical Roots of American Sign Language
by Patricia Clark, Ted Supalla
Sign Language Archaeology: Understanding the Historical Roots of American Sign Language examines the development and history of ASL through an archaeological and linguistic perspective. Written by Patricia Clark and Ted Supalla, this book provides a focused introduction to the historical study of American Sign Language and its roots.
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Sign Language Archaeology explores the historical roots of American Sign Language.
Patricia Clark and Ted Supalla examine sign language through an archaeological perspective, focusing on the development and history of ASL.
The book offers an introduction to the historical study of American Sign Language for readers interested in language, communication, and Deaf studies.
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