Indian Migrations, as Evidenced by Language

Horatio Hale’s scholarly study “Indian Migrations, as Evidenced by Language” examines the linguistic evidence of historical migrations. It covers several stocks of Native Americans such as the Dakota, Huron-Cherokee, Moundbuilders, Algonkins, Chahta-Muskoki, and Iberians. The book clarifies the relationships between language and historical change, offering insightful knowledge about pre-Columbian societies and their interactions.