Publications of the Survey of California and Other Indian Languages

eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06
6tr732gg	Comparative Takic Grammar	2,685	158	176	2,161	190
9px6p8h8	Wick Miller's Uto-Aztecan Cognate Sets	736	198	192	199	147
3w42j7x8	Baja California Languages: Description and Linguistic Prehistory	569	162	211	87	109
1977t6ww	The Plank Canoe of Southern California: Not a Polynesian Import, but a Local Innovation	482	159	194	39	90
2vw609w4	Basic Yurok	474	103	134	91	146
47v2w4gw	Wintu Dictionary	445	99	115	80	151
8j764483	A'uwẽ Mreme: Dicionário Preliminar da Língua Xavante	367	130	131	50	56
7tb981s1	Nheengatu (Língua Geral Amazônica), its History, and the Effects of Language Contact	346	113	101	54	78
6dm756qv	Tlapanec Cases	318	26	27	224	41
97b3v612	Wick Miller's Uto-Aztecan Cognate Sets Index	296	84	87	73	52
7nx2m3gr	Mutsun Text Collection: mutsun riicakma hummen	271	60	53	62	96
3pg7k4sd	Ja'a Kumiay: Jwañow Tipey Aam ('Cuentos en la lengua Kumiay') ('Stories in the Kumiay Language')	225	71	76	36	42
2bn1g0w4	A Lexicon of Atsugewi	213	48	95	25	45
6h5411pt	J. P. Harrington Project: Academic and Community Participation	200	52	40	41	67
8wm6g4cf	Indigenous Language Education in Taiwan	186	41	63	39	43
34b573fg	Voice and Ergativity in Mayan Languages	184	32	45	43	64
2s90325q	Reconstruction of Proto-Tupari Consonants and Vowels	179	87	45	13	34
08j0342g	An Autosegmental Analysis of Me'phaa (Tlapanec) Noun Inflection	166	49	28	59	30
1gx6543n	Freeland's Central Sierra Miwok Myths	166	55	52	24	35
1pp7j6kb	Bilingual Acquisition in Kaqchikel Maya Children and its Implications for the Teaching of Indigenous Languages	154	39	44	30	41
3md729mf	California Down Under: Indigenous Language Revitalization in New South Wales, Australia	152	39	50	13	50
81z2k2qd	Kaurna Language Reclamation and the Formulaic Method	152	35	59	22	36
4mk0c2dm	Passive Constructions in Kwak'wala	148	38	37	33	40
2zj170w5	Fabric, Pattern, Shift and Diffusion: What Change in Oregon Penutian Languages Can Tell Historical Linguists	146	24	53	30	39
35x6s3h0	The Grammaticalization of Relational Nouns in Zoogocho Zapotec	145	48	47	15	35
2m81k9v0	The Use of Body-part Terms as Locatives in Chalcatongo Mixtec	135	46	39	21	29
3m97877z	John Milhau's 1856 Hanis Vocabularies: Coos Dialectology and Philology	135	39	48	14	34
0n0993rg	A 'Perfect' Evidential: The Functions of -<em>shka</em> in Imbabura Quichua	134	41	38	24	31
1wn1m6zs	Old California Uto-Aztecan	134	45	36	24	29
7598j7w5	"Without Our Language We Will Cease to Exist as a Unique People"	134	27	34	26	47
4br626c6	Tipey Aam Awilk Tañorj! ('¡Pintemos y coloreemos en Kumiay!')	131	31	38	25	37
57j8t96p	Zapotec Grammar without Tears (Except Perhaps for the Grammarian)	130	42	51	17	20
1p87p2v7	Beniit kon xpejigan: Te libr ka didxza kon dixtil le’enin te rului’in dnumbr ('Benita con sus globos: Un libro escrito en zapoteco y español que enseña los números')	129	36	31	19	43
4kz528nm	The Stops of Tlingit	126	53	31	12	30
57t305kq	Case, Verb Type and Ergativity in Trumai	126	30	26	40	30
4fk8t7vv	Remembering Mary Haas' Work on Thai	125	35	35	16	39
5765z9cg	The Contribution of Mary R. Haas to the Study of Southeastern Languages	123	25	47	15	36
1907m9df	The History of the Term "Penutian"	121	31	35	21	34
0xv7r6h2	Report on the Special Hokan Session in Albuquerque, July 1995	120	26	36	33	25
2pq301nx	The Shifting Status of Initial Glottal Stop in Barbareño Chumash	120	69	19	17	15
9v7959ms	Notes on Sources of Yurok Glottalized Consonants	120	44	50	9	17
1m48x2sj	Julpun: My Home Town Language	118	46	35	18	19
01c141b1	Split Intransitivity and Possession in Chimariko	115	35	32	16	32
5s13h5d2	Dialect Contact, Convergence, and Maintenance in Oregon Athabaskan	114	44	42	12	16
8pv4w012	The Sahaptian Inflectional Suffix Complex	108	33	42	7	26
289583dc	Variable Affix Ordering in Kuna	107	41	28	12	26
6n24r733	Notes on Highland Chontal Internal Reconstruction	106	36	37	8	25
0xp3s9dr	The Proceedings of the Hokan-Penutian Workshops: A History and Indices	104	29	28	18	29
5gw6f1dn	Comparative Difficulties of the "Gulf" Languages	103	33	31	17	22
9v76q19n	One -<em>mi</em>: An Evidential, Epistemic Modal, and Focus Marker in Imbabura Quechua	103	32	33	15	23

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