Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity
French center for training in, expertise on and resources about languages that are rarely studied in a university setting (EPHE / INALCO)
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Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity
Summary
Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity is an educational institution[1]. It draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (educational_institution category, ranking #86 of 450).[2]
Key Facts
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Sumerian[3].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Akkadian[4].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Elamite[5].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Hittite[6].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Amorite[7].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's field of work was Ugaritic[8].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity is located in Paris[9].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity is in the country of France[10].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's instance of is recorded as educational institution[11].
- Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity's instance of is recorded as documentation centre[12].
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Fields of work include Sumerian[3], a dead language[13], in Sumer[14]; Akkadian[4], a dead language[15], in Akkadian Empire[16]; Elamite[5], a dead language[17], in Elam[18]; Hittite[6], a dead language[19], in Hatti[20]; Amorite[7], a dead language[21]; and Ugaritic[8], a natural language[22], in Ugarit[23].
Why It Matters
Institute for Linguistic Heritage and Diversity draws 1 Wikipedia views per month (educational_institution category, ranking #86 of 450).[2]