Tsimshianic

The Tsimshianic languages comprise four languages/dialects spoken in British Columbia and the Alaskan archipelago. The Tsimshianic family is sometimes included within the Penutian family.

Dictionaries

 * Dunn, John Asher (1978). A Practical Dictionary of the Coast Tsimshian Language. National Museum of Man Mercury Series.

Grammatical descriptions

 * Boas, Franz (1911). "Tsimshian". Handbook of American Indian Languages, Part 1, ed. Franz Boas, pp. 283-422. Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 40. Washington: Government Printing Office.
 * Dunn, John Asher (1979). A Reference Grammar for the Coast Tsimshian Language. Ottawa: National Museums of Canada. National Museum of Man Mercury Series: Canadian Ethnology Service Paper No. 55.
 * Flaherty, V.C. (1982). Schulenberg's Tsimshian grammar (2 vols). University of North Colorado Museum of Anthropology Occasional Publications in Anthropology 8.
 * Ridley, William (1895). A grammar of the Zimshian language, with some observations on the people. Bureau of American Ethnology Catalogue of Manuscripts.

Textbooks

 * Seguin, Margaret (1979). Sm'algy a x. Hartley Bay School, Hartley Bay, British Columbia.

Dictionaries

 * Hindle, Lonnie and Bruce Rigsby (1973). A Short Practical Dictionary of the Gitksan language. Northwest Anthropological Research Notes 1:1-60.

Grammatical descriptions

 * Rigsby, Bruce (1986). Gitksan Grammar. Unpublished manuscript, University of Queensland, Australia.

Dictionaries

 * Tarpent, Marie-Lucie (1986). Haniima g oonisgum Alga x hl Nis g a'a. Nisgha Phrase Dictionary. New Aiyansh, British Columbia: School District 92.

Grammatical descriptions

 * Tarpent, Marie-Lucie (1987). A Grammar of the Nisgha Language. PhD dissertation, University of Victoria.