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Starting: Wed Aug 1 16:10:48 UTC 2001
Ending: Fri Aug 31 20:20:12 UTC 2001
Messages: 57

• Bows (IO tradition)/Yankton sociology (fwd)   Jess Tauber
  • Bows (IO tradition)/Yankton sociology (fwd)   Jess Tauber
  • Bows (IO tradition)/Yankton sociology (fwd)   Bruce Ingham
• Obviate/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviate/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Koontz John E
  • Obviate/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
• Soup   Rgraczyk at aol.com
  • Soup   Bruce Ingham
• Bows   Koontz John E
  • Bows   David Costa
  • Bows   Michael Mccafferty
  • Bows   Koontz John E
  • Bows   Jess Tauber
  • Bows   Michael Mccafferty
  • Bows   Dayna Bowker Lee
  • Bows   Bruce Ingham
  • Bows   Koontz John E
• Stoney Phonology   Ogalala2 at aol.com
  • Stoney Phonology   Constantine Xmelnitski
• Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Constantine Xmelnitski
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Constantine Xmelnitski
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Koontz John E
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Koontz John E
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   BARudes at aol.com
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Koontz John E
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Rgraczyk at aol.com
  • Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan   Koontz John E
• bows (and arrows)   Bruce Ingham
• Mixed Conjugations (Re: Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan)   Koontz John E
• Irregular "to eat" in Dakotan,Crow, Hidatsa, etc.   Rgraczyk at aol.com
• Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Rankin, Robert L
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Rankin, Robert L
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Wablenica
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   voorhis at westman.wave.ca
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Wablenica
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system   Rankin, Robert L
• Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system (fwd)   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system (fwd)   Koontz John E
  • Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system (fwd)   Koontz John E
• Two -bi, or not two -bi.   Rankin, Robert L
• Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Koontz John E
  • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   rlarson at unlnotes01.unl.edu
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Wablenica
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Koontz John E
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Koontz John E
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Shannon West
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Koontz John E
    • Ablaut (RE: Obviative/Proximate and the Omaha verb system)   Koontz John E

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