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First Video Documentation in Rosetta Project Collection
This a short video presented in American Sign Language by Carla Morris to introduce herself and the blog entry it will accompany. Carla is a summer intern with the Rosetta Project for the summer of 2010. She is currently a graduate student with the Linguistics department at Gallaudet University,...

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Unless otherwise specified, materials in the Rosetta Project Digital Language Archive are intended for scholarship, research and educational use only. For purposes of attribution, any work based on these audio recordings, published or unpublished should acknowledge The Rosetta Project Digital Language Archive and the original depositor and/or contributing organization. See notes provided with individual items for specific information about attribution.

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The Rosetta Project is a global collaboration of language specialists and native speakers working to build a publicly accessible digital library of material on the nearly 7,000 known human languages. The collection currently contains nearly 100,000 pages of material documenting over 2,500 languages, as well as a growing multimedia collection of modern and historical language recordings.

The Rosetta Project is one exploration of The Long Now Foundationâs 10,000 Year Library. The Rosetta Disk, a very long-term backup of the collection, is a hand-sized nickel disk microscopically etched with thousands of pages from the collection and readable with 600 power optical magnification. The writing on the disk can last and be legible for thousands of years.

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