Menominee Language Revitalization: Recovering and Reclaiming Language through Indigenous Discourses Christine Lemley and John Teller Indigenous languages are becoming extinct. Loss of language relates to loss of culture

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• Languages of the United States
• Menominee tribe
• Algonquian peoples
• Central Algonquian languages
• Menominee County
• Wisconsin
• Menominee
• Keshena
• Wisconsin
• Ojibwe language
• Algonquian languages
• Upper Peninsula of Michigan

(F) Take One Tablet and Call Me in the MorningHittite is an extinct language that belongs to the Anatolian branch of the Indo-European language family. It was spoken in the ancient Hittite Empire in second millenn

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(F) Take One Tablet and Call Me in the MorningHittite is an extinct language that belongs to the Anatolian branch of the Indo-European language family. It was spoken in the ancient Hittite Empire in second millenn

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A Visual Dictionary for an Extinct Language Kyle Williams, Sanvir Manilal, Lebogang Molwantoa, and Hussein Suleman Department of Computer Science University of Cape Town Private Bag X3, Rondebosch, 7701 {kwilliams,smanil

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The Monthly Newsletter of the Indiana University Department of Central Eurasian Studies October, 2007 NEWS Chris Beckwith published a revised edition of his book on Koguryo, an extinct language

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• Department of Central Eurasian Studies
• MacArthur Fellows
• Turkic peoples
• Uyghur people
• Indiana University Bloomington
• Lanzhou
• Elliot Sperling
• Kazakhs
• Monguor people
• Asia
• Central Asian studies
• Indiana University

FOUNDATION FOR ENDANGERED LANGUAGES OGMIOS ogmios Participants in the tenth annual conference of FEL

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• Language
• Knowledge
• Andamanese languages
• Endangered language
• Great Andamanese people
• Foundation for Endangered Languages
• K. David Harrison
• Language death
• Extinct language
• Linguistics
• Science
• Linguistic rights

FOUNDATION FOR ENDANGERED LANGUAGES School of Oriental and African Studies This university which will host the new Endangered Language Documentation Programme that has been instituted by the Lisbet Rausing Charitable Fu

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• Multilingualism
• Agglutinative languages
• Endangered language
• European Bureau for Lesser-Used Languages
• Language death
• Australian Aboriginal languages
• Extinct language
• Austronesian languages
• Mayan languages
• Linguistics
• Sociolinguistics
• Linguistic rights

VOICES FROM TUNDRA AND TAIGA TUNDRA YUKAGIR a nearly extinct Paleo-Asian Isolate in Arctic Russia: a Collection on CD/DVD of Linguistic and Folkloristic Materials of the Language and Culture of a Siberian People

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• Ethnic groups in Russia
• Agglutinative languages
• Yukaghir people
• Geography of Russia
• Sakha Republic
• Russian language
• Yakutsk
• Languages of the Soviet Union
• Siberia
• Asia
• Languages of Europe
• Languages of Russia

The extinct Achaemenid era Kharoshti Script & Language of the region of Ghandhara (Southern Afghanistan and adjacent regions). Apart from archaeological clay tablets and articles found in the diggings and (more than 1000

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• Birch
• Writing
• Manuscript
• Writing material
• Calligraphy
• Language
• Birch bark
• Ornamental trees
• Kharosthi

78 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN AUGUST 2002

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• Science
• Endangered language
• Extinct language
• Language death
• Language revitalization
• Indigenous language
• Australian Aboriginal languages
• Dialect
• Mesoamerican languages
• Linguistics
• Language
• Linguistic rights