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mathias | February 9, 2011
Native tribes in Illinois, and parts of Indiana, Missouri and Ohio spoke the Miami-Illinois language (Algonquian) until the mid 20th century. Descendents of these speakers belong to the Miami and Peoria tribes, which ended up in Oklahoma. However, the language isn’t considered extinct, rather, “sleeping”, since Daryl Baldwin taught himself the language from print materials [...]
Category: Miami-Illinois, Organization Spotlight |
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Tags: Andrew J. Strack, Daryl Baldwin, David Costa, George Irontrack, Illinois, Miami, Miami Project, Miami University, Miami-Illinois, Miami-Illinois language, Peoria, revitalization
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