18th-century explorer Alexander Humboldt found the vestiges of a dead South American language in the most unusual host!
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18th-century explorer Alexander Humboldt found the vestiges of a dead South American language in the most unusual host! Music from Fesliyan Studios Please support the show at www.patreon.com/historyobscura or at www.buymeacoffee.com/historyobscura Thank you!

18th-century explorer Alexander Humboldt found the vestiges of a dead South American language in the most unusual host!
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Humboldt’s Parrot: The Echoes of a Lost South American Language

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Humboldt’s Parrot: The Echoes of a Lost South American Language