Per un piccolo Atlante Linguistico della Grecìa Salentina (ALGreS)

The project of the ALGreS (Linguistic Atlas of the Salentine Grecìa) stems from the idea of comparing the geosinonyms of Grico from seven out of nine towns of the Salentine Grecìa (in Apulia, Italy), the ones in which there are people who still understand that language and are able of speaking it; another aim is to make a comparison between a word in Grico and its translation in the local dialect. This attempt is collocated right at the end of the tradition of the linguistic Atlase; its most distinguished ancestor is the ALF (Atlas Linguistique de la France). In this article are discussed seven maps from the ALGreS project.