Data that I collected through fieldwork are deposited in open access archives so as to make them accessible and open for further exploration by researchers and native speakers of these languages. My data are deposited in three archives:

  1. Endangered Languages Archive (ELAR), a digital repository for preserving multimedia collections of endangered languages from all over the world
  2. Pangloss Collection, an open archive of endangered and under-documented languages, with data collected mainly by LACITO researchers
  3. COllections de COrpus Oraux Numériques (CoCOON), a digital archive of the French National Library

Sound archives are available for the following languages: Baima, Beijing Mandarin (Peking Mandarin), Duoxu, Ersu, Kami Tibetan, Lizu, and Xumi. There is also a sound archive for our academic article on voiceless nasal (VN) sounds in three Tibeto-Burman languages (Xumi, Burmese, Kham Tibetan).

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Baima

[ELAR]

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Beijing

[ELAR]

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Duoxu

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Ersu

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Kami

[ELAR]

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Lizu

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Xumi

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VN

[Pangloss]

[ELAR]