J.D. Bengtson
Deciphering the narrative of the human family |
Merritt Ruhlen
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Tower of Babel
The website of modern Nostraticists in the line of Sergei Starostin, with many interactive maps of language families and phyla and a host of interconnected etymological databases |
Digital Dictionaries of South Asia
eDictionaries for modern literary languages of South Asia. |
Nuristan – Hidden Land of the Hindu Kush
Richard Strand's database on Nuristani and neighboring languages |
Roger Blench website
Data (often rare) on many African and other languages, original comparative studies by the author |
Monumenta Altaica
Grammatical, lexical and comparative data on Altaic languages (including Korean and Japanese) |
University of Texas Linguistic Research Center
A complete course in Indo-European comparative linguistics, including complete courses in nearly every IE branch (from Hittite to Sanskrit through Avestan, Greek, Germanic, Slavic, Tocharian and Armenian) |
Ethnologue
A detailed database of all living languages, with a moderately conservative classification: Nostratic/Eurasiatic or Amerind are not included, but Niger-Congo, Nilo-Saharan and Australian are; very detailed linguistic maps |
Lexilogos
Rich lexical and grammatical resources on over a hundred languages; virtual keyboards for non-Latin languages |
Structure and Dynamics
eJournal of Anthropological and Related Sciences (eScholarship – University of California) |