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The Relatedness of Central Chumashan Languages YouTube video by WIELD

Here is the presentation by Dr. Timothy Henry-Rodriguez from our recent workshop on fragmented languages: youtu.be/EliXzDKF0u4

Syntactic Variation Possibilities with Old Javanese Proper Noun Articles YouTube video by WIELD

Here is Dr. Ed Luna's presentation from our recent workshop on fragmented languages:

youtu.be/7Vsnda_VyZY

Recovering the Anglicized Chhé’ee Fókaa (NE Pomo) Attested in an Unpublished Autochthonous Wordlist YouTube video by WIELD

Here is Neil Alexander Walker's presentation on a previously unknown wordlist of a fragmented language of California: youtu.be/lgAeIEdd-TE

Morotoco Linguistic observations on a little known Zamucoan variety YouTube video by WIELD

Here is a second presentation, which is given by Luca Ciucci: youtu.be/wNB-T78dGKE

Locative cases showing the way to the origins of Lutsi YouTube video by WIELD

WIELD and the Language and Culture Research Centre at James Cook University held the 2nd International Workshop on Fragmented Languages on JCU's Cairns campus. Here is the presentation by WIELD's current president. We'll release additional presentations throughout the year.
youtu.be/b3nQ_XwYxCE

Some were given live during the actual workshop and then recorded afterward for us to share; others were pre-recorded and shared via video. The video link above should take you to WIELD's YouTube channel, where all presentations thus far released are available. Three more are yet to be released.

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We're releasing presentations from our Workshop on Fragmented Languages held w/ James Cook University's Language and Culture Research Centre. Our 4th release by Dr. Timothy Henry-Rodgriguez discusses unspecified number in Ventureño Chumash. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu_5...

Word Creation in Goldfields Aboriginal Languages How did First Nations people in the Goldfields region of Western Australia label new concepts, ideas and things upon contact with colonists ?

We're releasing presentations from our International Workshop on Fragmented languages held w/ James Cook University's Language & Culture Research Centre. Our 3rd release is by Jackie Coffin (Goldfields Aboriginal Language Centre):

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx4i...

The unusual case of the Old Javanese definite marker *ang* - Edmundo Luna Presented as part of WIELD's International Workshop on Fragmented Languages, Sept 23/24, 2023. Hosted by WIELD (Western Institute of Endangered Language Docu...

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We're sharing presentations from the International Workshop on Fragmented languages we jointly held w/ James Cook University's Language & Culture Research Centre. Our second release, by Dr. Edmundo Luna, discusses Old Javanese ang:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQHr...

A mysterious Finnic borrowing in Yatvingian – a fragmented West Baltic language Dr. Uldis Balodis discusses a unique document in Yatvingian – a fragmented West Baltic language – a handwritten copy of a since lost short glossary discovere...

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We're sharing presentations from the International Workshop on Fragmented languages we jointly held w/ James Cook University's Language & Culture Research Centre. Our first release is the presentation of WIELD's President, Dr. Uldis Balodis:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOe-...

We just concluded our International Workshop on Fragmented Languages, which we held together with James Cook University's Language and Culture Research Centre. In the coming weeks, we'll post links to video presentations. Thanks to all who participated! #langsky #linguistics #jcu

James Cook University's Language and Culture Research Centre is partnering with WIELD to hold an international workshop on fragmented languages this September. Participants may join in person or via zoom. Please apply and/or share with fellow scholars:

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WIELD is pleased to announce it is joining with James Cook University to hold an international workshop on fragmented languages. We invite submissions from scholars who work on less-studied languages with incomplete--"fragmented"--documentation. Please see the attached flyer for details.