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410GOLINKOFF, ROBERTA. M., KATHY HIRSH-PASEK, KATHLEEN M.CAULEY, & GORDON, L. (1987). The eyes have it: Lexical and syntacticcomprehension in a new paradigm. Journal of Child Language, 14:23-45.GOODALL, JANE. 1986. The chimpanzees of Gombe: Patterns of behaviour.Cambridge, MA: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.GOODING, ERIK D. 2001. Plains. In The Garland Encyclopedia of WorldMusic, Vol. 3, The United States and Canada. Edited by Ellen Koskoff, pp. 440-450.New York: Garland Publishing.GOODMAN, JANE. 2002. Berber popular music. In The Garland Encyclopediaof World Music, vol. 1, Africa. Edited by Ruth M. Stone, pp. 273-278. New York:Garland Publishing.GORDEZIANI, RISMAG. 1985. Pre-Greek and Karvelian. Tbilisi: TbilisiUniversity Press. (In Georgian, with Russian and German summaries)GRAVES, PAUL M. 1994. Flakes and ladders: What <strong>the</strong> archaeological recordcannot tell us about <strong>the</strong> origins of language. World Archaeology 26:158-71.GREEN. PAUL D. 2000. Film music: Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Area. In The GarlandEncyclopedia of World Music, Vol. 5, South Asia: The Indian Subcontinent. Edited byAlison Arnold, pp. 542-546. New York: Garland Publishing.GREENBERG, JOSEPH. 1987. Language in <strong>the</strong> Americas. Stanford: StanfordUniversity Press.GREENSPAN, STANLEY I., and STUART G. SHANKER. 2004. The <strong>first</strong> idea:How symbols, language and intelligence evolved from our primate ancestors to modernhumans. Da Capo Press.GRIMAUD, YVETTE, and GILBERT ROUGET. 1957. Note sur la musique desBochiman comparee a celle des Pygmees Babinga, d’apres les enregistrements de lamission Marshall au Kalahari (1954) et de la mission Ogooue-Congo (1946) publies surDisque microsillon LD9, Cambridge (USA) et Paris, Peabody Museum, HarvardMuseum et Musee de l’Homme. (In French and English)GRINDE, NILS. 1982. History of Norwegian music. Leningrad: Muzika. (Russiantranslation)GRUBER, ROMAN I. 1941. History of Musical Culture. Vol. 1, part 1-2,Moscow-Leningrad. (In Russian)GULISASHVILI, BORIS. 1971. On Locrian and hypolocrian scales in Georgiantraditional music. Bulleting of <strong>the</strong> Academy of Science of Georgia 63, #1. (In Georgian)---- 1971a. On Lydian and hypolydian scales in Georgian traditionalmusic. Bulleting of <strong>the</strong> Academy of Sciences of Georgia 65, #5. (In Georgian)GVACHARIA, VAZHA, and ILIA TABAGUA. 1983. Basque folk songs. Tbilisi:Metsniereba. (In Georgian)HABGOOD, P. J. 1991. Aboriginal and fossil hominids: Evolution andmigrations. In The origins of human behavior. Edited by R. Foley, pp. 97-113. London:Unwin Hyman.HAID, GERLINDE. 2005. “Yodel from Austria – a contribution to earlyEuropean polyvocality”, in The Second <strong>International</strong> Symposium on TraditionalPolyphony, 2004. Edited by Rusudan Tsurtsumia and Joseph Jordania, pp. 359-273.Tbilisi State Conservatory. Tbilisi State Conservatory.
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