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Resource Details

Identifier:

G961K1974b

Title

Native Peoples and Languages of Alaska [Map]

Description:

24"x36" color wall map showing language and major dialect boundaries within Alaska, and range of related languages outside Alaska. Includes descriptive text and inset table giving populations and number of speakers for all languages

of Alaska. Language viability is shown by a symbol system

marking village locations on the map. Reviewed by Landar

(IJAL 43:241-243, 1977) and Rushforth (Am. Anthro. 78:697, 1976).

1990 reprint in collection.

Citation

Krauss, Michael. 1974 Native Peoples and Languages of Alaska. (Revised 1982). Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Center.

Contributors

Krauss, Michael E. (author)

Date

1974

Type

Image

Format

application/pdf

LingType

description

Collection

Map

Files:

krauss-1974-map.png
krauss-1974-map.tif
krauss-1982-map.png
krauss-1982-map.tif
landar-1977-review.pdf
map1.tif

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