LV:Linguistic Diversity/images

Shortlisted:

• See the book pattern page for one option
  • a crop from the North West of Early Localization Native Americans USA (language stocks) which appears on several pages on Wikipedia including "Classification schemes for indigenous languages of the Americas".

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  Early Localization Native Americans USA-nw (crop of)

Suggest/discuss alternatives:

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  Early Localization Native Americans USA-nw (crop of)

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  Wikipedia Logo (2003-2010)

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  The tower of Babel 1

• Pieter Bruegel d. Ä. 075b.jpg

  The tower of Babel 2

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  The tower of Babel 3

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  Linguistic diversity in North London

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  Languages of the world 1 (more)

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  Languages of the world 2 (more)

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  Early Localization Native Americans USA

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  Languages Graphic

1. Early Localization Native Americans USA-nw - (crop of).
2. Wikipedia Logo 2003-2010
   • Copyright and trademark problem - see image description page (click on it): "© & ™ All rights reserved, Wikimedia Foundation, Inc."
3. The tower of Babel - Pieter Brueghel the Elder (1526/1530–1569)
   • This image has been shortlisted for Translation.
   • I think the Tower of Babel is better for Linguistic Diversity and Rosetta Stone (or something similar) better for Translation. - Kim Tucker 21:35, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
4. The tower of Babel 2 and 3.
   • The story does not exactly celebrate diversity - it emphasises confusion.
5. Linguistic diversity in Swiss Cottage, North London
6. Languages of the world 1 - one of many Category:Linguistic maps of the world
7. Languages of the world 2
8. Human Language Families Map - not on commons.wikimedia.org yet.
9. Early Localization Native Americans USA - (a crop from this image is shortlisted).
10. Languages Graphic - found on Wikibooks.