Aymara language

1. Instituto de Lengua y Cultura Aymara (ILCA) This institute from La Paz is managed by the professors Juan de Dios Yapita, a native Bolivian aymarista, and Denise Y. Arnold. It has important publications on Aymara linguistics, among them Aymara: Compendio de Estructura Fonológica y Gramatical which is considered the "bible" of the Aymara grammar.
2. Xerox Aymara Morphological Analyzer A prototype that was built using Xerox Finite-State Technology by Ken Beesley. The system accepts Aymara words written in the standard Alfabeto Único or Yapita orthographies and returns morphological analyses and rough glosses in Spanish or English. The current system is a very small research project, incomplete, rough, and not even close to becoming a commercial system. The dictionary contains only a few hundred root entries. The analyzer is based mostly on information from the book Aymara: Compendio de estructura fonologica y gramatical by M.J. Hardman, J. Vásquez and J.D. Yapita, La Paz:ILCA, 1988.
3. The site of Marta J. Hardman-Bautista She is an American linguist considered a top researcher on Aymara. In the sixties she began its studies on Jaqaru language, which belong to the same linguistical family than Aymara. After that she founded the Aymara School at Florida. There she had outstanding disciples, some of them native Aymara speakers, and where an important amount of Aymara literature has been produced. Much of the data of Aymara Uta was taken from such literature.
4. Multilingual machine translator Atamiri Software for translation by Iván Guzman de Rojas

Aymara and History

1. Chilenización de los Aymara de Arica(In Spanish) A Chilean study about the change of nationality (Peruvians --> Chileans) after the guerra del pacifico
2. Arica en las rutas de tráfico de Potosí(In Spanish) A Chilean study describing distances in ancient Spanish leguas between the principal points along the colonial silver traffic route from Potosi to Arica.
3. Potato History since its Aymara origin until The Irish Famine, 1845-50.

Aymara websites owned by native aymaristas

1. AymaraNet Site of Waskar Ari Chachaki, a Bolivian aymarista studying toward a doctoral degree in History, with information on social activism of some Bolivian Aymara groups.
2. Eagle and Condor Site of Aymar Copaccaty, an "aymarista gringo" born and grown at USA, whose mother is American while his father is a Peruvian aymarista (eagle and condor).
3. Llamito Web A project of Luis Carvajal an aymarista from Codpa (Arica). The purpose of this project is to create an computer interface to learn easily aymara.
4. Club de Aymaras y Quechuas Founded by Juan Canaviri, a Chilean aymarista from Arica.
5. Katari Uta A site with hard emphasis on politics, by the Bolivian aymarista Attox Katari
6. Tupak KatariA website owned by th Bolivian Silvestre Valencia based on Sweden, we recommend especialy its wifala page.

Other Andean websites

1. Awatiñas Professional group of aymara musicians living in France.
2. Cultura Andina by Ada Gibbons, one of the first sites devoted to the Andean Culture
3. Artesanias Peruanas A NGO which helps to peruvian handcrafters, among them aymaras and quechuas, to promote and sell their products.
4. Lake Titicaca Detailed and very technical information about the Titicaca lake.
5. CyberQuechua Lists of links to other websites which have information on quechua.

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1. Pueblo Indio by CEACISA a Bolivian-Swiss group which promotes the human rights practice among the indigenous people.
2. Construction of languages An excelent site of Pablo David Flores, where is given a short introduction to the general rules of the grammars of any language of our real world. After that is given methods and techniques to create new languages and, therefore, new worlds. It has many examples(new languages) and links to similar sites.
3. Jennifer's language page Quoting her author: "At this site you can learn how to say several words and phrases in hundreds of different languages. My goal is to include every language, so that people will be able to say at least a few words to anyone they meet, anywhere in the world".
4. NativeWeb A succesful database on all the native culture and people aronud the world.
5. The expeditions of Thor Heyerdhal A biography of Thor Heyerdhal and a list of its scientific and adventure work, among them the famous trip Kon-tiki.
6. World Atlas of the Rosemberg family A great electronic atlas with an enormous database, because it has maps and geographic data of 2.880.532 cities and towns of all the world. Another advantage of this atlas is that it has a simple and clean of advertisings interface which allows fast loadings of the maps.
7. INE-Bolivia The official site of the Instituto Nacional de Estadística of Bolivia.
8. INEI-Peru The official site of the Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática of Perú.
9. INE-Chile The official site of the Instituto Nacional de Estadística of Chile.