[Corpora-List] where can one find electronic texts in Caucasian languages?

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Dear colleagues, I wonder if someone knows how many languages of Africa are there in the electronic form and which? It looks there are no Caucasian, no Paleo-Asiatic, no Tungus-Manchurian, no Siberian Finno-Ugric or Turkic languages in the electronic form. I'm surprised that different funds which deal with the endagered languages do not care to have these endagered languages in the electronic form. They seem to give money only for writing grammars who nobody will see. Why not to create the corpora of endagered languages? Looking forward to hearing from you to yutamb@hotmail.com Yours sincerely Yuri Tambovtsev, Novosibirsk, Russia

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