Stó:lō is a Chinuk Wawa name
The name Stó:lō for the lower Fraser River Salish people of British Columbia is quite possibly a Chinook Jargon word.
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Are Chinuk Wawa’s prepositions due to Salish & not Chinookan????
Chinuk Wawa has prepositions — why?
Nika memloose, mine memloose
Louis Slumach (Slum.ook, Slumah, Sumah) of Katzie First Nation, a Sto:lo band in British Columbia, is at the centre of another Chinuk Wawa-related urban legend.
Celilo Indian delegation, 1868
Here’s an early reservation-era document of a diplomatic visit by Warm Springs and/or Umatilla Indians to Oregon’s governor, showing how they parried each other with this language.
Hanging of the Chilicat Indian for the murder of T.J. Brown
I’m not going to reproduce this entire gruesome article, just the Chinuk Wawa-related sections.
Weird Jargon & shamans in Alaska
The above drawing by Heywood Walter Seton-Karr (1859-1938) as a member of the New York Times Alaska Expedition is the only substantial piece of Chinuk Wawa in his memoir…
Grand Ronde Chinuk Wawa explains puzzles in “The Earliest Clackamas Text”
See if you agree with this insight, will you?
When book reviewers critiqued your Jargon…they documented a Grand Ronde grammaticalization
I’ve previously written a couple articles about Robert Brown‘s overlooked fine Chinuk Wawa mastery.
Clatsop Indians remember Lewis & Clark
Fairly amazing oral history here!
How to (mis)use your review copy of a Chinuk Wawa dictionary
What do you do if someone gives you a free dictionary?