Reclaimed: From Archive Tape to First Speakers

The comeback story: Jessie Little Doe Baird reclaiming Wampanoag from 300-year-old documents, the Wukchumni great-grandmother dictionary, Ojibwe tech revitalization, Myaamia from museum recordings, Manx and Cornish rising off death certificates, and the Frenchman who revived Eyak.

Playlist by @language_archive_docs

10 tracks, shared on Audicious.

1. Wampanoag Language class at MHS — Mashpee TV
2. Return of the Wampanoag language — Cape Cod Times
3. Wampanoag language carries on — Boston Herald
4. Jessie Little Doe Baird has reclaimed a language believed to be lost | Women of the Century — USA TODAY
5. Language Keepers Wukchumni — Global Oneness Project
6. Using Technology to Revitalize The Ojibwe Language | Language Keepers | PBS — PBS
7. Where the Myaamia First Came From — Myaamia Center
8. The Manx coming back from the dead — theworldvideos1
9. This language came back from the dead, and I'm speaking it — Jack Simpson
10. How a random guy from France saved a dying language in Alaska - Eyak — imshawn getoffmylawn