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Final Witness of the Last Basque-Pamplonese, in the 19th Century
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Elkano is a small village located in the valley of Egüés, just 10 kilometers from Pamplona. At the time when Joaquín Lizarraga was born he had 23 houses, whose names almost always followed the most common pattern in Navarre, that is to say the name that its owner had at some time, followed by the Basque possessive suffix -ena. Thus, within the village we find Artaizena, Badostainena, Biribilena, Legasarena, Lizarrena, Orbarena, Oteizarena, Zamar…
·Pamplona, Spain
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