References (26)References cited and some of Terrence Kaufman’s most influential publications
Kaufman, Terrence1964Materiales lingüísticos para el estudio de las
relaciones internas y externas de la familia de idiomas
mayanos. In Evon Vogt & L. Alberto Ruz (eds.) Desarrollo
cultural de los mayas, 81–136. Mexico City: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Seminario de Cultura Maya. (Reprinted 1971.)
Kaufman, Terrence1969Teco – a new Mayan
language. International Journal of American
Linguistics 351. 154–174.
Kaufman, Terrence1971aTzeltal phonology and
morphology. (University of California Publications in Linguistics,
61.) Berkeley & Los Angeles: University of California Press.
Kaufman, Terrence1971bA report on Chinook
Jargon. In Del Hymes (ed.), Pidginization
and creolization and of
languages, 275–278. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Kaufman, Terrence1976aNew Mayan languages in Guatemala; Sacapultec,
Sipacapa, and others. In Marlys McClaran (ed.) Mayan
Linguistics 11. 67–89. Los Angeles: UCLA American Indian Studies Center.
Kaufman, Terrence1976b (with Lyle Campbell) A
linguistic look at the Olmecs. American
Antiquity 411. 80–89.
Kaufman, Terrence1976cArchaeological and linguistic correlations in
Mayaland and associated areas of Meso-America. World
Archaeology 81. 101–118.
Kaufman, Terrence1981Uto-Aztecan comparative
phonology. Pittsburgh: Unpublished ms (350+ pp).
Kaufman, Terrence1985a (with Lyle Campbell) Mayan
linguistics: where are we now?Annual Review of
Anthropology 141. 187–198. Reprinted 1990 in
Spanish in Nora England & Steven Elliott (eds.), Lecturas
sobre la lingüística maya, 51–58. Antigua Guatemala: CIRMA.
Kaufman, Terrence1985b (with John Justeson, William Norman & Lyle Campbell) The
foreign impact on Lowland Mayan language and script. New Orleans: Middle American Research Institute of Tulane University.
Kaufman, Terrence1985c (with William Norman) An
outline of Proto-Cholan phonology, morphology, and
vocabulary. In Lyle Campbell & John Justeson (eds.), Phoneticism
in Mayan hieroglyphic writing, 77–166. (Publication No.
9.) Albany: Institute for Mesoamerican Studies, SUNY Albany.
Kaufman, Terrence1986 (with Lyle Campbell & Thomas Smith-Stark) Mesoamerica
as a linguistic
area. Language 621. 530–570.
Kaufman, Terrence1988 (with Sarah Thomason) Language
contact, creolization, and genetic linguistics. Berkely & Los Angeles: University of California Press.
Kaufman, Terrence1990Linguistic history in South America: what we know and
how to know more. In Doris Payne (ed.), Studies
in Lowland South American
languages, 13–74. Austin: University of Texas Press.
Kaufman, Terrence1993 (with John Justeson) A
decipherment of epi-Olmec hieroglyphic
writing. Science 2591. 1703–1711. [Cover
article.]
Kaufman, Terrence1994The Native Languages of South
America. In Christopher J. Moseley & Ronald E. Asher (eds.), Routledge
Atlas of the World’s
Languages, 46–76. London: Routledge.
Kaufman, Terrence1997 (with John Justeson) A
newly discovered column on La Mojarra Stela 1: a test of the Epi-Olmec
decipherment. Science 2771. 207–210.
Kaufman, Terrence2003A Preliminary Mayan etymological
dictionary [with editorial help by John Justeson]. Online
at [URL], and at [URL]
Kaufman, Terrence2004 (with John Justeson) Epi-Olmec. In Roger D. Woodard (ed.), The
Cambridge encyclopedia of the world’s ancient
languages, 1071–1108. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Kaufman, Terrence2007 (with John Justeson) The
history of the word for ‘cacao’ in Ancient Mesoamerica. Ancient
Mesoamerica 181. 193–237.
Kaufman, Terrence2007 (with help from Brent Berlin) The
native languages of South America. In R. E. Asher & Christopher Moseley (eds.), Atlas
of the world’s languages (2nd
edn.), 59–94. London: Routledge.
Kaufman, Terrence2008 (with John Justeson). The
Epi-Olmec language and its neighbors. In Philip J. Arnold & Christopher A. Pool (eds.), Classic-period
cultural currents in southern and central
Veracruz, 55–84. Washington DC: Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection.
Kaufman, Terrence2009 (with John Justeson) Historical
linguistics and pre-Columbian Meso-America. Ancient
Mesoamerica 201. 221–231.
Kaufman, Terrence2015Notes on the decipherment of Tartessian as
Celtic (Journal of Indo-European Studies monograph
#62).
Kaufman, Terrence2017Aspects of the lexicon of Proto-Mayan and its earliest
descendants. In Judith Aissen, Nora C. England & Roberto Zavala Maldonado (eds.), The
Mayan
languages, 62–111. London: Routledge.