St Nazarius & St Celsus (part 4)
Continuing our forensic investigation that compares an unsigned manuscript with a published version from Kamloops Wawa #160 (January 1898), page 7:
Continuing our forensic investigation that compares an unsigned manuscript with a published version from Kamloops Wawa #160 (January 1898), page 7:
The deeper we delve into our Chinuk Wawa mystery manuscript, the more comes to light…
More and more clues bring us closer and closer to a solution…
As promised yesterday, let’s begin a live demonstration of Chinuk Wawa research!
A grammatically & socially sharp quote, sadly unattributed it seems, noted in “Indians of the Pacific Northwest: A History” by Robert H. Ruby and John A. Brown (Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press,… Continue reading →
Why did only “half-breeds” use the Chinuk Wawa word for “ladder”?
A Yakama lady’s Chinuk Wawa is quoted, and for those with ears to hear, it teaches about Chinuk Wawa dialects.
One of the earlier popular-market features devoted to Chinuk Wawa is an unattributed piece…
My readers succeeded when I challenged them. Now savor the rewards we’ve reeled in.