The Carrier Linguistic Society (CLS), formerly the Carrier Linguistic Committee, is a First Nations not-for-profit organization that works to preserve...
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today is the Carrier Linguistic Committee writing system, a Roman-based system developed in the 1960s by missionaries and a group of Carrier people with...
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1960s, the Carrier Linguistic Committee (CLC) in Fort St. James created a standardized form of the Latin alphabet for usage in the Carrier language. This...
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of Alaska, page 109 Carrier Linguistic Committee, 1973, Plants of Carrier Country, Fort St. James, BC. Carrier Linguistic Committee, page 76 Nelson, Richard...
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Dakelh (redirect from Carrier tribe)
(Stoney Creek Carrier Lexicon) (6th ed.). Saik'uz First Nation. Plants of Carrier Country. Fort St. James, BC: Carrier Linguistic Committee. 1973. p. 76...
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include Hotsotʼen and Hwotsotʼen. Whutsowhutʼen is the Carrier name in the Carrier Linguistic Committee writing system in general use for that language. The...
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organization Canada Lands Company, a Canadian Crown corporation Carrier Linguistic Committee, a Canadian First Nations organization Central Land Council,...
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St. James, British Columbia. He holds the name 'Ukailch'oh (Carrier Linguistic Committee spelling, often spelled Akile Ch'oh) in the Lusilyoo clan. He...
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Ts'u Haindene. Descendents of Kwah - a Carrier Indian genealogy. Fort Saint James: Carrier Linguistic Committee and Necoslie Indian Band. Sam, Lillian...
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This page uses notation for orthographic or other linguistic analysis. For the meaning of how ⟨ ⟩, | |, / /, and [ ] are used here, see this page. This...
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