From Global Prayer Digest, February 27, 2006:
“The Ole language … has baffled and thrilled linguists who see it
as an extremely rare archaic language that has somehow managed to
survive.”
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From Global Prayer Digest, February 27, 2006:
“While many of the 500 Ole people profess to be Buddhists, they still
practice their centuries-old shamanistic rituals and beliefs of
Bonism. The Ole language of this remote people group has baffled and
thrilled linguists who see it as an extremely rare archaic language
that has somehow managed to survive.”

From Global Prayer Digest, February 28, 2006:
“The Tsum people are also called the Shar, because they live along the
banks of the Shar River. They live in a lush area where the fields
produce an abundant harvest of grain. Some trade their goods in
Tibet, but most never leave their isolated mountain villages. Besides
the physical detachment, cultural and […]