This Ancient Whistling Language Is In Grave Danger Of Dying Out
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In the Greek island village of Antio, home to the world's most endangered
language, aging residents communicate across hillsides through whistles, a
specific system of communication believed to date back to Ancient Greece.
Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports on how they hope to save
their language from extinction and what it has in common with Twitter.
language, aging residents communicate across hillsides through whistles, a
specific system of communication believed to date back to Ancient Greece.
Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports on how they hope to save
their language from extinction and what it has in common with Twitter.




















