Dialect records
The Centre for Dialectology and Language Change has a comprehensive archive of records pertaining to the Danish dialects. These include:
Slip collections
The slip collections consist of alphabetized index slips. Each slip contains a lemma (headword), its pronunciation, morphology, meaning or use, recorded from one particular source, and usually localized to one location, usually a parish.
Picture collection
The picture collection contains approx. 1400 photographs and drawings or tools, building parts etc. pertaining to daily life in a preindustrial society.
Manuscript collection
The manuscript collection contains approx. 380 (unpublished) manuscripts containing among other things wordlists, dialectical records, peasant diaries and university papers.
Topographical collection
The topographical collection contains records etc. from specific locations, usually parishes. The collection is ordered according to topographic number.
Subject registers
Pictures, tapes and texts pertaining to preindustrial rural communities are registered in three separate registers, all of which are ordered according to the same subjects.