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

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Date: 2007-12-16 15:43:07 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 OGMIOS ogmios Participants in the tenth annual conference of FEL Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ogmios.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,82 MB Share Document on Facebook

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