In 1935, a Black linguist recorded Louisiana Creole speakers on aluminium discs; researchers have now uncovered the earliest extended audio of a language that all but vanished from New Orleans by the 1950s
- Dockworkers at New Orleans in 20th century, the creole language may have been spoken at this time.
- (Image credit: Wikimedia Commons)There is something extraordinary about how memory finds its way back to us through our senses.
- A familiar sound or voice can transport us to an entire world we thought existed only in the past.
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- Dockworkers at New Orleans in 20th century, the creole language may have been spoken at this time.
- (Image credit: Wikimedia Commons)There is something extraordinary about how memory finds its way back to us through our senses.
- A familiar sound or voice can transport us to an entire world we thought existed only in the past.
Sources: Times of India