Archive
The Endangered Languages Archive (ELAR) is a digital repository for the documentations and descriptions
of endangered languages as a result of work by ELDP grantees and others. If you are interested in depositing with us, see the Depositors' page.
We aim to:
- provide a safe long-term repository of language materials
- enable people to see what documentation has been created for a language
- encourage international co-operation between researchers
- provide advice and collaboration
ELAR is part of the Digital Endangered
Languages and Musics Archives Network (DELAMAN) an international
network of digital endangered language archives, which includes the DoBeS archive at
the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in the Netherlands,
the Archive for the Indigenous Languages of Latin America at the University of Texas, and the Pacific And Regional Archive
for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures in Australia.
Launch of access-enabled site, 30 June 2010
On Wednesday 30 June, ELAR launched the new version of our website (elar.soas.ac.uk). ELAR's site now offers access to endangered languages (EL) resources, subject to conditions applied by depositors ... read more ELAR office hours
ELAR staff will be in-office for consultation at the times below. You may need to make an appointment to see a particular staff member or regarding a particular question or task.
| Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
| 2-4pm |
11am-1pm |
12-1pm |
1-2pm |
| (DN) |
(BH) |
(TC) |
(LA) |
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