Reconstructing a Fragmentary Language: Phrygian (Part 1)
Gabriel Jower runs a marathon workshop on the Phrygian language, a fragmentary Indo-European language from ancient Anatolia. As Phrygian is not yet completely deciphered, this workshop is as much about language reconstruction as it is about the Phrygian language itself. This video is the first of three parts. The handout may be accessed at the following link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y0Q6... NB: PALAIA is based at Macquarie University, and its content may reference University faculty, research programs, and curricula. These references are not officially endorsed; please consult Macquarie University sources for current information.

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