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1. Italic Languages

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   Extinct Relatives
   Beyond the established Osco-Umbrian group, several smaller, often poorly documented Italic languages remain outside the mainstream classification. These include Volscian, known primarily from a few inscribed military dedications, and Aequian, whose few surviving fragments suggest a vocabulary almost entirely devoted to topographical descriptions of marshland environments, leading some to speculate the [Aequi](/entries/aequi-peop…

2. Lowcountry Cuisine

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   Lowcountry cuisine refers to the distinct culinary tradition originating in the coastal plain region of South Carolina and Georgia (U.S. state)/), collectively known as the Lowcountry. This gastronomy is characterized by its unique synthesis of West African European (primarily French and British) and Indigenous American foodstuffs and preparation methods. The cuisine developed in the sem…