Neries vidurupio lietuviai nuo K. Tiškevičiaus ekspedicijos iki mūsų dienų.

150 years ago count Konstantinas Tiškevičius recorded the material from his expedition down the river Neris in the book entitled Neris and its Banks (Neris ir jos krantai). This paper focuses on the ethnolinguistic data, which, compared to contemporary data, testifies to an obvious expansion the Sla...

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Published in:Folk Culture Vol. 119; no. 1; pp. 16 - 20
Main Author: Kalnius, Petras
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Published: Lithuanian National Culture Center 2008
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