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	Dictionaries of American Indian Languages [4]

	Alacalufan [1]	Hoka-Siouan [178]	Penutian [36]
	Algonquian [92]	Macro-Ge [26]	Quechuan [24]
	Araucanian [8]	Mayan [29]	Salishan [24]
	Arawakan [15]	Muskogean [11]	Tucanoan [23]
	Caribbean [4]	Na-Dene [40]	Tupi [24]
	Chibchan [17]	Nambiquaran [7]	Uto-Aztecan [27]
	Chon [4]	Oto-Manguean [23]
	Guaicuru [5]	Panoan [18]

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Amerind Based

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American Indian Language Links
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Languages of Antigua and Barbuda
National or official language: English. 67,000 (1998 UN), including 64,000 on Antigua, 1,200 on Barbuda (1997 govt. figures). Self governing part of British West Indies. Literacy rate 90%. Also includes North Levantine Spoken Arabic, Portuguese, people from India and Pakistan. Christian, traditional religion. [eng]

Languages in Latin America
Links to resources for those interested in Latin American languages. Part of LANIC, hosted by University of Texas at Austin. [eng]

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��, �� (�� 1150000 ��.), �� , �� , �� . [rus]

Ethnologue: Trinidad and Tobago
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. National or official language: English. 1,283,000 (1998 UN); Afro-Trinidadian 40%, East Indian 41%, mixed 14%, white 1%, Chinese 1%, other 1%. Literacy rate All 97%: male 98%, female 96%. Also includes North Levantine Spoken Arabic 2,600, Chinese 6,500. [eng]

Ethnologue: Languages of Grenada
National or official language: English. 93,000 (1998 UN). Grenada, Carriacou, and Petit Martinique Islands. Literacy rate 95% (1991 WA). Also includes East Indian 3,300 (1993). [eng]

Ethnologue: Languages of British Virgin Islands
National or official language: English. 20,000 (1998 UN). 60 islands, 15 are inhabited. Main islands: Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke. Literacy rate 98%. Christian. Data accuracy estimate: B. The number of languages listed for British Virgin Islands is 2. Of those, both are living languages. [eng]

Links to Web Rings and Language Sites on American Indians
Over 400 links to tribal, history, genealogy, calendar sites, various commercial pages, and others. [eng]

Arbeitsbereich (VII) Altamerikanische Sprachen und Kulturen
Universit�t Hamburg, Arch�ologisches Institut. [deu]

Native American Languages - Lady Hawke's Site
Lady Hawke's Native American Language Information. [eng]

Native Languages of the Americas
A huge reference site for native American languages and cultures. Annotated links, bibliographies, and more. Maintained by Laura Redish and Orrin Lewis. [eng]

The Dakota Language Homepage
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Lakhota Language Study Project. Created by WoundedBear (SHA Member #921441175)
A Place where to study the language of the Lakhota-Sioux with the help of others. [eng]

Mesoamerican Languages Documentation Project
This site presents the aims, history, and results of research by the Project for the Documentation of the Languages of Mesoamerica, internally known as the "Snake Jaguar Project". The pages that describe the aims and history of the Project, and instructions for access to and use of posted materials, are updated at moderately frequent intervals. The online databases that we are making available will be updated only at intervals of about a year or more. [eng]

Comanche Language and Cultural Preservation Committee
The Comanche Language and Preservation Committee is committed to preserving our language and culture. [eng]

Mesoamerica Language Program -MLP-
The Mesoamerica Language Program (MLP) is a department of the Institute for Central American Studies (ICAS), which is dedicated to the cause of peace, justice and the well-being of the people and land of Central America. [eng]

Fort Peck Community College Dakota and Nakona Language Lessons
Online lessons in the Dakota and Nakona languages, with sound clips of proper pronunciation, as well as grammar and vocabulary acquisition. [eng]

Anthropological Linguistics
Linguistics of Native Americans. [eng]

Summer Institute of Linguistics in Mexico
Languages and cultures of Mexico: material written in these languages as well as popular and technical publications about them. [eng]

Anthro.org - seeking sites afar
Point of reference - anthropology, archaeology and history. With an international focus. Links to other index sites by topics and key resources to regions and countries. Updated weekly. [eng]

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