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The Kathryn Josserand Mixtec Language Surveys

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A collection of handwritten transcriptions of syntax and vocabulary surveys gathered by linguist Kathryn Josserand and her collaborators across the Mixtec-speaking region of southern Mexico in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Works

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Syntax-02_33-San_Pedro_Atoyac-ra

Syntax-02_33-San_Pedro_Atoyac-ra

16.48801, -97.98711

30 pages: 37% indexed, 37% transcribed
Syntax-02_35-San_Juan_Colorado-ra_kj

Syntax-02_35-San_Juan_Colorado-ra_kj

16.45981, -97.95436

34 pages: 6% indexed, 12% transcribed, 3% needs review
Syntax-02_37-Santiago_Tetepec-ra

Syntax-02_37-Santiago_Tetepec-ra

16.32157, -97.75088

33 pages: 6% indexed, 6% transcribed
Syntax-02_38-San_Francisco_Sayultepec-ra

Syntax-02_38-San_Francisco_Sayultepec-ra

16.59631, -98.12969

33 pages: 3% indexed, 6% transcribed, 39% needs review
Syntax-02_40-San_Antonio_Tepetlapa-vf

Syntax-02_40-San_Antonio_Tepetlapa-vf

16.54184, -98.06511

28 pages: 7% indexed, 7% transcribed
Syntax-02_42-Santa_Catarina_Mechoacanech

Syntax-02_42-Santa_Catarina_Mechoacanech

16.33597, -97.83679

27 pages: 19% indexed, 22% transcribed
Syntax-02_43-San_Cristobal-ra_kj

Syntax-02_43-San_Cristobal-ra_kj

16.48419, -97.86597

32 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
Syntax-02_45-Jicaltepec-hb-1

Syntax-02_45-Jicaltepec-hb-1

16.95265, -97.80674

15 pages: 0% indexed, 13% transcribed
Syntax-02_45-Jicaltepec-hb-2

Syntax-02_45-Jicaltepec-hb-2

16.95265, -97.80674

30 pages: 7% indexed, 23% transcribed
Syntax-02_48-San_Francisco_Jaltepetongo

Syntax-02_48-San_Francisco_Jaltepetongo

17.38682, -97.26195

29 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
Records 51 – 60 of 169

Incomplete Works

Subject Categories

Demographic Questionnaire, Numerals, People, Places, Syntax Survey Responses

This project has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Humanities Collections and Reference Resources program. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in these materials do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.