I'm Thomas Wier, a graduate student in the department of Linguistics at the University of Chicago. I am a morphosyntactician by trade, specializing in voice, case assignment and agreement, as well as feature theory though in a former life I was a phonologist. I work on two languages most closely: Meskwaki and Georgian, constituting two members of the natural class that we linguists technically call "crazy" languages. In addition to these languages, I have studied the ones you see to the right in the Babel-box, and I have some proficiency in Lak and Akkadian.
