Documentos indigenas

[David Wright]

Temoa is for searching through the paleographic versions in Nahuatl. The nice feature is that any search will find variant spellings of the same phonetic sequence. For example, a search for "ihuan" will locate ihua, ihuan, ioâ, ioan, iuan, ivâ, ivan, jhoan, joan, juan, jvan, yhua, yhuâ, yhuan, yoa, yoâ, yoan, yuan and yvan. (See article in Amerindia no. 17, 1992).

I haven't used Pohua yet, but I looked at an incipient beta version five years ago. It's a tool for analyzing pictograms in nahuatl documents.
  ----- Mensaje original ----- 
  De: Henry Kammler 
  Para: nahuat-l at server2.umt.edu 
  Enviado: Lunes 8 de Enero de 2001 11:41 AM
  Asunto: Re: Documentos indigenas


  Tlasokamati, David,
  the site looks very promising (partly under construction), it already 
  contains 48 nahuatl paleographies in text format + two in otomí.  There is 
  no explanation what the programs are good for, though.

  Henry

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