The result, for Virginia Indians such as Custalow, has been a stunning opportunity--to speak in words that their grandparents never knew.
December 12, 2006
New World revives Algonquian
A Dead Indian Language Is Brought Back to Life[I]n a story with starring roles for a university linguist, sloppy 17th-century scribes and a perfectionist Hollywood director making a movie about Jamestown, the language that scholars call Virginia Algonquian has come back from the dead.
The result, for Virginia Indians such as Custalow, has been a stunning opportunity--to speak in words that their grandparents never knew.
The result, for Virginia Indians such as Custalow, has been a stunning opportunity--to speak in words that their grandparents never knew.
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What a great resource!
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