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Latitude28.9735 Longitude95.048 Start Date2013-01-20 End Date2013-01-20
Description
Personal narrative giving the speaker's opinion about why prosperity has not yet come to his area, and discussing a bit of the history of the Tangam in relation to the Tibetans, the British and the Indians.
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- ID
- TANI-Tangam_FR20130120_Prosperity
- Languages
- Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.9771 Longitude95.03835 Start Date2013-01-20 End Date2013-01-20
Description
Baduk Tamut briefly describes the Tangam custom of small animal trapping at festival time.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-Tangam_FR_20130120_Society
- Languages
- Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.9645 Longitude95.05505 Start Date2013-01-30 End Date2013-01-30
Description
Dugbang Lipir talks about the state of education in his village
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- ID
- TANI-Tangam_Education
- Languages
- Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.42045 Longitude94.9608 Start Date2015-01-25 End Date2015-01-25
Description
This is a personal narration about a hunting expedition, in which the speaker shot a barking deer somewhere near the mountain behind Riga village. He describes how the deer died immediately on the spot where it was shot. Then, on the way back to the village, he saw a civet and tried to shoot it. He explains how he missed the civet since he was trying to shoot it without actually removing the deer that he was carrying from his shoulder. As he reached his house, seeing the deer, the elders of the village suggested convening a yektup doye ceremony. This was followed by a baΕgo beenam performed by children in the village male dormitory. The head of the deer was presented to an old man from the speaker's close kin. Since the deer was not very large, its meat was only distributed to a few close kin. The next day, the old man brought back the skull of the deer together with some pieces of meat and a pot of rice. It is explained that the event of shooting an animal such as a deer is followed by rituals and also a taboo period for the hunter. The hunter cannot eat anything that comes from his own house. This is why the old man brought food for the hunter. This is followed by a day known as madΙk, where the hunter will go hunting for a second time in order to remove the taboo. This time he didn't shoot anything.
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- ID
- TANI-MNY_2011_023
- Languages
- Adi - adi
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.9657 Longitude95.0519 Start Date2013-01-10 End Date2013-01-10
Description
Baduk Tamut describes the advantages of life in the Tangam area, and explains that due to their lifestyle, his people are not well-suited to life in the plains.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-Tangam_KidsFuture
- Languages
- Adi - adi
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.96685 Longitude95.05415 Start Date2013-01-30 End Date2013-01-30
Description
Dugbang Lipir reads A Boy, a Dog and a Frog by Mercer Meyer
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-Tangam_FrogStory
- Languages
- Adi - adi
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-02-19 End Date2016-02-19
Description
(Notes on case)
- A: Lare9 IR - Tone Spreading
- B: Lare Tape B10
A - 0-426 IR - Tone spreading in polysyllabic predicates
B - Tumar Baasar - Origin of the Tribes 000-207
(Notes on cassette)
Lare B9 IR - Tone Spread / Lare Galo Tape B10
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB9_10
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2016-02-19 End Date2016-02-19
Description
(Notes on case)
- Date/Time: Feb 2006
- Source: Dipa Village
- A: Tape B1 Lare Galo
- B: Tape B2 Lare Galo
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB1_2
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-02-19 End Date2016-02-19
Description
(Notes on Case)
A: Lare Galo Tape B5
B: Lare Galo Tape B6
A - B5.1 Nyaapak Baasar and Miilɨ Nyodu in conversation 000-359
B5.2 IR - Forest Animals 361 - 510
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB5_6
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2016-02-19 End Date2016-02-19
Description
(Notes on Case)
A: Lare Tape B11
B: Lare Tape B12
A - Lare Tape B11 / 0-11.1 Tumar Baasar and MN in
conversation
B - Lare Tape B12
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB11_12
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2016-02-19 End Date2016-02-19
Description
(Notes on Case)
Late Tape B15
Lare Tape B16
A - Lare Tape B15 (Daarɨɨ)
B - Lare Tape B16 (Daarɨɨ) j
NB. `over first ɨ in daarɨɨ for both
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- ID
- TANI-LAREB15_16
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Case spine notes)
'A: Lare Tape B17
B: Lare Tape B18'
(Case insert notes)
A - 4/18/06
Lare Tape B17 - Daarɨɨ
B - 4/18/06
Lare Tape B18 - Daarɨɨ
NB: ` + ɨ for first ɨ in Daarɨɨ above
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB17_18
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Case spine notes)
A: Sili 11 / B: Sili 12
(Case insert notes)
A Lare 11
1. Rɨɨmo Rɨba - Going to Hunt in the Jungle 1-105
2. Conversation - RRβs house
3. Short conversation
4. Keego Rɨba - Old Times
5. Tai Rɨba - Frog Story 403-489
6. Milɨ Njodu - Frog Story 490-612
B Lare 12
1. Kari Tao - The Harvest Cycle 0-86
2. Kari Tao - about his dream - a vision 97-166
3. Kari Tao - Childhood & Differences from Now 167-243
4. Tao Kari - Nani & Naro (folktale) 245-319
5. Kari Tao - The Proper Balance of Society/Responsibilities of Men and Women 321-454
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- ID
- TANI-SILI11_12
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Case spine notes)
A: Sili 9 / B: Sili 10
(Case insert notes)
A
1. Talɨ Rato - Frog Story (0-90)
2. TadΙor Rumi - Four Boys and the Bundle of Sticks 90-140
3. Conversation at Johnβs house before bfast
4. Conversation after bfast
5. BohΙrβs AΙ²i and Ciime RΙ¨ba - telling me in baby talk about the old days
B
1-5 continued
10.2 Zɨrdo Family - Songs
10.3 Brief conversation at BohΙrβs
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-SILI9_10
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Case Spine Notes)
A: Sili 1 / B: Sili 2
(Case insert notes)
A
1. Bore Rɨba - Hunting Animals
2. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Origin of the Tribe 133-233
3. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song 233-312
4. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song 312-383
5. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song 383-442
6. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song βpaanoβ 443-481
B
1. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Memories of the British 1 -
2. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song
3. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song
4. ΕomrΙ¨ ΕutΙo - Song - 323
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- ID
- TANI-SILI1_2
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Written on tape)
Side A: Sili 5.
Side B: Sili 6.
(On tape insert)
Side A:
0-207 Puso Deɨrdo Memories of childhood
207-379 Hunting and Kadu village
379-656 Tani and Taki (Folktale)
Side B:
2-27 Balloon Story Kenjon Deɨrdo
27-end John's mom + neighbour in conversation
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-SILI5_6
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Written on tape)
Side A: Lare 13
Side B: Lare 14
(On tape insert)
Side A:
Lare 13
1. MarΙ²a Tao - Japom 0-83
13.1 Nyaamo Rɨba - Migration to Sili 089-206
13.2 Nyaamo Rɨba - Hunting a dangerous animal - 207-324
13.4 Tomo Rɨba - Forest Animals - 429-525
(NB: 13.5 may now have been written on tape insert, but is present in file. It is: Tomo Rɨba - Forest animals
13.6 Tomo Rɨba - Dog + Pig
526-602
Side B:
Lare 14
14.1 Tomo Rɨba - Hopes For Future 2-33
14.2 Arguing w/ son about grammar 33-48
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LARE13_14
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark Post
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Written on tape)
Side AΛ Lare 15
Side BΛ Lare 15
(On tape insert)
Side AΛ
1. Lɨɨbɨ Njodu (Kae) - 018-109 Toopo Goona (folktale)
2. Lɨɨbɨ Njodu - Duties + Tasks of Galo men + women 110-229
3. Lɨɨbɨ Njodu - Future of the Young Galo
4. Small talk (LN)
5. Why mithuns aren't kept in the foothills (LN)
6. Lɨɨbiɨ Njodu - How to make Opo
7. Iigo Rɨba - Forest Animals 460-612
Side B.
Tumar Basar - When the American + British came hunting
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- ID
- TANI-LARE15_16
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(Written on tape)
Side A: Lare 17
Side B: Lare 18
(One tape insert)
Side A:
Lare 17
17.1 IR and IRw - Object compositions
Side B:
Lare 18
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- ID
- TANI-LARE17_18
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2001-04-02 End Date2001-04-02
Description
(Written on tape)
Side A: ABOTANI Stories
Side B: Myoku Ayu
(On tape insert)
APATANI STORIES
Side A:
0-360 Abo Tan: episodes 1-6 (4.2.01)
380-480 Story of the Mysterious Lake
Side B:
Aju, verses 1-84 (1.1.03)
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-001
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2006-04-18 End Date2006-04-18
Description
(Written on tape)
Side A: Lare Tape B17
Side B: DΓRV = Lare Tape B20
(On tape insert)
Side A:
4/18/06
LARE TAPE B19 - DaasΙ¨Μt
0-52 How the Adi lost their writing
52-608 The story of Tazi and Taro
Side B:
4/18/06
LARE TAPE B20 - DaasΙ¨Μt
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB19_20
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(On cassette)
A: N/Adj IR (MPV)
B: IR N/Adj (MPVI)
(On insert)
A: N/ADJ IR (MPV)
B: N/ADJ IR (MPVI)
(crossed out - A: Lare17, B: Lare18)
1. Igo Ruba and wife - objecct compositions 0-308
(from audio)
A: Igo Ruba again working on the nouns and adjectives re-transcription in the CVCV section, picking up from 'spring onion'.
B: Igo Ruba reading off the nouns in the CVCV section, beginning with the 'o's.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MPV_VI
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(On cassette)
A: Morphophonology III N/Adj
B: N/Adj pron. IR (MPIV)
(On insert)
A: MPIII
B: MPIV
(from audio)
A: This is a continuation of the C section of the nouns and adjectives morphophonology chart, heavy syllable preceding, starting off from beginning of 'o' section.
B: This is Igo Ruba recording in the CV.CCV section starting from 'conjunctivitis'.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MPIII_IV
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-13 End Date2016-05-13
Description
(On cassette)
A: MN - Morphophonology I Nouns & Adj V/W
B: MN Mphon II Nouns/Adj VV
(On insert)
A: MPI
(MN)
0-107 Ι¨-final terms with CV syll preceding
110-490 Morphophonology Chart A (Short final) (light syl. preceding)
490-676 Morphophonology Chart B to final -aa (long final) (light syl. preceding)
B: MPII
(MN)
0-300 Morphophonology Chart B remainder
305-637 Morphophonology Chart C (heavy syl. preceding)
(from audio)
A: Milin Yodu recording a list of Ι¨-final words, with a 'guna' suffix
B: Continuing the long vowel
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MPI_II
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-24 End Date2016-05-24
Description
(Case spine notes)
'A: Lare Galo Tape B3
B: Lare Galo Tape B4'
(Case insert notes)
A - 002-085 LN - When a Galo Dies
085-172 LN - The Moopin Festival
173-278 LN - Traditional Ornaments and Treasures
B - 000-166 Nyaapak
Baasar - Abo Tani's Lineage
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB3_4
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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Latitude-19.3649 Longitude131.8945 Start Date2016-05-24 End Date2016-05-24
Description
(Case spine notes)
'A: Lare Tape B13
B: Lare Tape B14'
(Case insert notes)
A - Lare Tape B13 - Daarɨɨ
B - Lare Tape B14 - Daarɨɨ
NB: ` + ɨ for first ɨ in Daarɨɨ above
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LAREB13_14
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- Australia - AU
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-24 End Date2016-05-24
Description
(Case spine notes)
A: Sili 3 / B: Sili 4
(Case insert notes)
A
1. Εokka kΙΙltΙ¨dunΙ βmy belovedβ song
2. MΙrkap RΙ¨bΙ - Forest Animals
3. MΙrkap RΙ¨bΙ - Balloon Story
4. Sili Choir - Song: MerdΙi SΙdu (jomba)
5. Sili Choir - Song: Dibo Dɨni
6. Conversation at Johnβs house (to end)
B
1. Conversation at Johnβs house 9/11 (to end)
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-SILI3_4
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-09-11 End Date2004-09-11
Description
(Case spine notes)
A: Sili 7
1. 9/11/04 Conversation at Johnβs house
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-SILI7_8
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2016-05-25 End Date2016-05-25
Description
(on insert)
A: Lare 19
B: Lare 20
1. IR, IRw, IKR in conversation about house construction
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-LARE19_20
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
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Latitude28.93315 Longitude95.12125 Start Date2013-01-17 End Date2013-01-17
Description
Dugbang Lɨɨpɨr interviews Laǰong Tamut regarding the uses and manufacture of traditional tools and other objects. This is the second item in a sequence, hence 'B'.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-Tangam_ObjectsB
- Languages
- Adi - adi, Multiple languages - mul
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark Post
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-22 End Date2015-01-22
Description
Takot Mɨɨze asks his mother YatɨŠMɨɨze to give the names of a variety of Minyong artifacts and to describe their uses and, in some cases, the materials from which they are made.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MNY_2011_001
- Languages
- Adi - adi
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark Post
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-22 End Date2015-01-22
Description
Talup Mɨɨze is the main speaker in this text, in which he is asked by Yankee and Takot to introduce the area around Riga village from atop a village vantage point. Some of the items he discusses include names for various rivers, mountains, cultivated fields, and hunting areas, etc.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MNY_2011_002
- Languages
- Adi - adi
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark Post
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-22 End Date2015-01-22
Description
Talup Mɨɨze talks about patat 'hillside cultivation' as it is practiced in Riga village. He provides all of the names of the hillsides which are under cultivation. Also mentioned is a number of place names surrounding modern-day Riga village, as well as the previous location of Riga village prior to shifting to the present location.
Extended Data
- ID
- TANI-MNY_2011_003
- Languages
- Adi - adi
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-22 End Date2015-01-22
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In this text, Talup MΙ¨Ι¨ze describes the traditional relations between Minyong of Riga village with other neighbouring tribes. Since this involves discussion of trade relations, the discussion segues into discussions of earlier trade items and their origin, etc. He first focuses on trade with members of the Bori tribe, another Tani tribe whose traders used to come to Riga village to trade in Tibetan goods such as salt and woollen coats. In this context, he recollects his memories of witnessing the plight of Tibetan refugees who migrated down towards the Assam plains following the Chinese assault on their country. He mentions a person called Dondu Lama (possibly the Dalai Lama?) as one of their leaders. This is followed by a discussion of the traditional Minyong skills of earthenware pot-making in two villages nearby to Riga, Paale and PaaroΕ. He also discusses traditional practices of iron ore smelting: the raw materials were collected from discarded pieces of iron and other metals, and were melted down using a bamboo bellows to make jeme and duudap ornaments. Beeswax was used to mold the desirable shapes. He then mentions members of the Idu tribe, whom he calls Midi, coming to Riga to trade in woollen coats. He next mentions the Milang, whom he calls Olon, coming down occasionally to supply arrow poison to Riga village. Karko tribespeople, another Tani group who are settled very nearby to Riga village, also used to come to trade fermented soybeans.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-22 End Date2015-01-22
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Tajir MΙ¨Ι¨ze performs a taaΚu 'war dance'.
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Talup MΙ¨Ι¨ze performs a taaΚu 'war dance'.
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Tajir Mɨɨze tries unsuccessfully to make a fire using haamak flint and pith.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-24 End Date2015-01-24
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Video recording from a hilltop, looking down the valley toward Riga village, on a short excursion to see how dameŠdeadfall traps are set near fields in the hills around Riga village. In this segment, Tamor Mize shows the large bamboo grove of Riga village, called hɨram. He explains how sections of the grove are maintained by each clan, and also describes what happens when domestic animals such pigs, cows and mithuns stray inside the fencing and destroy the young bamboo shoots. Note that the next item in the natural sequence was a false start, and was not deposited.
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Tamor Mize shows how to lay deadfall traps using stones and sticks, showing the direction a rodent will come from, and how millet can be used as a bait to attract field and mountain rodents.
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Tamor Mize finds a successfully-trapped rat, and explains the different parts of deadfall traps and how the apparatus works.
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Walking with Tamor Mize in the hillside fields and checking the rodent traps.
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Walking around the hillside fields, Tamor Mize demonstrates how to shoot squirrels and other tree-dwelling rodents with an arrow. Following this he explains about tabum 'var. of bamboo', which is grown in the Riga area nowadays and used for a variety of purposes. He explains that tabum is not native to the Riga area and must have probably come from the plains or from PΙΕgu (Pasighat). Here he also explains about different parts of deadfall traps and introduces the terms to describe them in Riga.
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Tamor Mize shows how to sharpen a machete on a whetstone. Following this, a deadfall trap is discovered in which the rat caught by the trap had been half-eaten by a carnivorous rodent called kɨrtɨ in Upper Minyong.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_014
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A wide-ranging conversation, beginning with a discussion about multiple-cropping in hillside cultivation. This conversation is interrupted by some birds singing nearby. Tamor Mize then goes on to discuss these birds, called pΙku-pΙruk, who are said to stay in groups of around 10 to 20 members, and which have white feathers on their heads. This is followed by an explanation of the difference between rΙ¨gbi 'fallow field' and rΙ¨gbΙ¨n 'field under cultivation'. The speaker explains further that sometimes it takes ten years for a field left fallow to become ready for cultivation again. He explains how certain trees, such as taan 'unknown tree variety' helps one to distinguish fertile soil from infertile soil. This conversation is followed by a discussion of taatar mushrooms, and Tamor gives some names of edible and inedible mushrooms which are found in the Riga area. This is next followed by a discussion about an early British settlement, which was apparently situation exactly in the spot where the speaker was standing. He shows some pits which were reportedly dug by British soldiers to serve as septic tanks. He also mentions a British officer Ι¨Ι¨len, probably Williams, who was killed by a man from Komsing village. He points out an area which is cultivated as a field today, and which was used as a British camp called maΕaΕ keem 'Mangang Camp' in the years before Indian independence.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_015
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-24 End Date2015-01-24
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This is a video recording introducing the hobat, a type of bovine which results from the interbreeding of domestic cattle and mithuns. Tamor Mize describes how a hobat looks different from both cows and mithuns, particularly in terms of their horns. Hobat are usually black in colour, with horns more like a mithun than like a cow, except smaller. On being asked whether hobat share the cultural significance that Minyong accord to mithuns, Tamor Mize replies that hobat have the same status as mithun, which means that a hobat can be used for various types of ritual ceremonies or exchanges wherein cattle would not suffice. Hobat are also marked on the ear according to the clan of its owner, for identification, like mithuns.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-24 End Date2015-01-24
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A very brief conversation while descending the hill. Not much of value.
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No text, only images.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-25 End Date2015-01-25
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This is a video taken during a wedding party that was happened upon. It isn't very useful for language, but has a certain cultural-documentary value. What is happening is a sort of reception ceremony at the house of the bride. The bride's maternal uncles wait for the groom's family processing near the bride's family house. One of the men is holding a piece of discarded garment attached to a pole, which will be burned upon the guests' arrival in order to drive away bad omen. One of the men standing describes this custom as gaΙ¨n mΙ¨ya. In the entrance of the bride's house a branch of taan tree and a ΕΙ¨dΙ¨Ε 'spear' are erected in order to scare away spirits who might bring bad luck.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_019
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Continuation of the wedding reception. Bride's father is getting dressed - purpose here is only to show the costuming.
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The groom's procession arrives. One of the bride's maternal uncles lights a fire and stands on the path chanting in order to drive away malevolent spirits. The groom's party brings the omΙ arΙ 'bride price', a token gift, to the bride's house. This includes pigs, rice, fermented rice (for making beer), etc.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_021
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This recording was taken in Taduk Mize's house at his request, and showcases his personal demonstration of traditional Minyong life. The speakers are aware of the video recording, and are to a large extent acting for the camera. Nevertheless, there is a good amount of perfectly reliable cultural information discussed. The discussion begins with Taduk Mize demonstrating how ginger is grated using a dried stick of thorny cane keyΙ¨Ι¨. The speaker announces that he is preparing for a long trip to the forest to look for young mithuns that have had their ears marked for identification. His wife helps him during his preparations. He explains why one shouldn't eat meat except for rodents and pork during this event. This topic is followed by another topic on earthen pots, which are still being used in Riga village. The design patterns on an earthen pot are called monmaΕ in Riga village. Again the speaker explains the need to mark mithuns on their ears for identification, now describing how it is done. The ear is cut in a pattern that varies from clan to clan. After the ear is cut, ginger is used as antiseptic and applied on the wound. In this event a piak ritual is performed, in which a leaf of Ιkkam 'Zingeberales spp.' is placed on the man's backpack. This is done as a sign to demonstrate ownership over the animal, as against the mountain spirits who had been the owners up to that point. This will be followed by lΙΕot, wherein two bamboo poles are erected on the stairs of the house, crossing each other towards the top. Such rituals are performed for the prosperity of the mithuns, and also to ward against the mithuns' going savage and destroying crops.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_024
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Taduk MΙ¨Ι¨ze performs a taaΚu 'war dance'.
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This is a conversation relating to personal issues on various topics. The speakers were aware of the recording and consented that it be used in the context of linguistic investigation, but it in fact contains a number of personal topics which should probably not be made publicly available without the speakers' further consent.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_026
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This conversation contains sensitive material to do with slavery and inter-clan relations. Not to be released publicly.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-01-26 End Date2015-01-26
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This is a traditional Minyong story about ΙΚom 'fairie; non-human' and tanii 'the first man'. They are cast as two brothers, ΙΚom being named roobo and tani being named niibo. The two brothers were having trouble getting along, as Ι²iibo would outwit roobo in any task they undertook. So, they set out to find out who was ultimately the more capable. The purpose of the story is to explain how and why it was that humans and spirits came to live apart from one another despite their intertwined existence, and also shows how human beings have a greater potential to master nature.
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This is a children's story about two insects, hukhɨŠgoomɨŠ'firefly' and taut 'wasp'. The two insects, who are friends, set out on a journey to a nearby village. The wasp couldn't follow the firefly once it got dark, and the story revolves around how powerless the normally strong wasp felt as a result.
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This is a children's story about pΙhΙ¨ and bogum, two varieties of grasshopper. The two friends travel to the land of miti mita a mythological place in which food grains are considered to have originated. When they arrived at miti mita, the people of miti mita were very glad to see pΙhΙ¨, but not bogum. The people considered pΙhΙ¨ very beautiful and charming. bogum was not very pleased with this reaction so he told the people of miti mita that pΙhΙ¨ is responsible for the destruction of crops, whereas he is not. Hearing this, the people of miti mita attacked pΙhΙ¨. After the fracas, pΙhΙ¨'s face became deformed and pointed. pΙhΙ¨ got very angry at bogum and began to bite bogum's hand. As a result, bogum grasshoppers have tiny holes on their hands.
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-03-21 End Date2015-03-21
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This video demonstrates rice pounding using a wooden leg-driven mortar and pestle, primarily of cultural documentary value. There are too many speakers and other disturbances to make the recording easily analyzable.
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Riga women pound rice into a powder which will be used to make ΙttΙ¨Ε rice cake. Usually, rice cakes are made during festive occasions.
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Continuation of the rice pounding scene.
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Continuation of the rice pounding scene.
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A general conversation on various topics such as present economic situation of Riga village. NB: Gives several personal opinions and personal topics, and should not be made public.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_035
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A conversation about multiple topics, while two women make rice cakes together. Their conversation is interrupted by another woman who comes in to sell weeding tools.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_036
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A casual discussion relating to a recent murder, after which a midum kΙbaΕ was held, a tribal council in which groups from the victim's side claimed compensation from the murderer and his clan. NB: This recording contains a significant amount of information relating to Minyong clans and their alliances. It cannot be made public as it contains much sensitive information. However, it is being deposited due to its high cultural value, in hopes that circumstances in which it may be studied in an ethically sound manner might one day arise.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_037
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Continuation of the discussion on midum kΙbaΕ. NB: This recording contains a significant amount of information relating to Minyong clans and their alliances. It cannot be made public as it contains much sensitive information.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_038
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-03-21 End Date2015-03-21
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Tano and Takot Mɨɨze name and explain the exterior features of a Minyong house.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_039
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Tano and Takot Mɨɨze name and explain the interior features of a Minyong house. This recording also includes some information related to cultural beliefs and traditions of Minyong villages. The house interior includes partitions according to gender and age, and also encodes cultural values such as who is allowed to go where and why. The interior also includes pigsty, which is attached to the house via a removable door. Some chickens were being kept in the pigsty at the time of the recording, and Tano Mize said that this was to protect them from an epidemic that was then spreading.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_040
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-03-22 End Date2015-03-22
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This text was taken during the uΙ²iΕ celebration. uΙ²iΕ occurs once every gohup (complete cycle) of crop production and harvest. After the hillsides are cut and burned, seeds are sown. As the crops start to grow, the next activity is ambu bunam 'weeding'. According to the speaker, weeding is a very important part of growing crops. He compares this with Ιda ennam 'hunting with traps', since both of these activities require determination and persistence. This is where men can be divided into migam ('lucky and skilful men') and mibur ('unlucky and skill-less men'). Good weeding yields a good harvest.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_041
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-03-22 End Date2015-03-22
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This is a narration of a memorable hunting experience, in which the speaker Tano was attacked by a mother bear. Being unprepared for the attack, he was almost killed. By the time the bear gave up and left him it was already dark. Despite being unable to make a fire and not carrying a torch, Tano somehow managed to crawl back to his poyup (rest house near a field). After recounting this experience, Tano offers advice and suggestions to youngsters to be careful and be prepared when leaving for the mountains. It may be difficult to even get a drop of water sometimes, so one should carry at least a bottle of water, some matchboxes, and two torches. And if possible, one should never go alone to the mountains.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_042
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2015-03-22 End Date2015-03-22
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This is a folktale about a young woman named kiinΙ hΙ¨kkΙ¨ mumdii and a man named ladaΕ joΕgo lΙ¨oo. The speaker called this story a mΙ¨Ι¨ho-Εothonam, or an unpleasant story, by which he means that it recounts happenings that he wouldn't wish on anyone. It happened that kiinΙ hΙ¨kki mumdii ate some food which was offered to her family from a lady named pondo nari, who had come to her house with a marriage proposal. The young girl ate the food without realizing that by taking the food she was accepting the marriage proposal of ladaΕ joΕgo lΙ¨oo to become her own husband. Two or three years passed, but her husband never came to claim or visit her. One day she decided to go to the house of her in-laws. Such event is called milo dukkaΕ. When she arrived at her in-laws house, the in-laws told her that her husband had left for hunting and would not return for many days. She returned a second time, and was told the same again; however, this time she went inside the house and found a diminutive man with a large goitre lying near the fireplace. She realized that he in fact was ladaΕ joΕgo lΙ¨oo, her husband. Seeing this she fled from the house and went to several places, including tako talΙΕ Ι²ioo and kojum koje to look for someone who could perform a Ι²amdum pΙ¨nnam ('bride exchange'). But it turned out that everyone's efforts were somehow defeated by ladaΕ joΕgo lΙ¨oo. Finally, kiinΙ hΙ¨khΙ¨ mumdii returned to landaΕ joΕgo lΙ¨oo, resigned to stay as his wife. One day she became pregnant, and her belly grew far beyond the normal size. When she finally gave birth, more than ten children came out, one after the other. Seeing this, the husband decided to mark each one on the ear in order to identify them. This was done by attaching a pakraΕ iron like a ring. However, there were not enough pakraΕ for all of the children, so that some of them did not get marked. These children became the lizards, snakes, chameleons and various other reptiles. The rest of the marked children went on to live as human beings.
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- TANI-MNY_2011_043
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- Adi - adi
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- India - IN
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- Mark Post
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-01-01 End Date2004-01-01
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Personal narrative about a trip up to the jungle to collect cane with a friend
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- TANI-GL04_Cane
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- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-01-01 End Date2004-01-01
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Personal narrative about the migration from Daarɨɨ Village to the foothills in 1962, and about the establishment of Silɨɨ Village
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- TANI-GL04_Migration
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- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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Igo Rɨbaa narrates a picture book about some animals getting lost in the forest
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- TANI-GL05_AnimalsIR
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- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-01-01 End Date2004-01-01
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Toomoo Rɨbaa narrates a picture book about some animals getting lost in the forest
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_AnimalsTR
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-01-01 End Date2004-01-01
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Toomoo Rɨbaa narrates the Frog Story
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_FrogStoryTR
- Countries
- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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Conversation during a rest break from communal house construction
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- TANI-GL05_HouseCon
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2006-01-01 End Date2006-01-01
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A story about Abo Tani
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- TANI-GL05_LegendAboTani
- Countries
- India - IN
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- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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About the respective duties and tasks of Galo men and women
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- TANI-GL05_MenWomen
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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About Moopin, the major Galo festival
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_Moopin
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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Object-arrangement photo matching task, part A
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- TANI-GL05_Objects_A
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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Origins of the Adi and the Mising
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- TANI-GL05_Origins
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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Concerning traditional Galo ornaments and heirloom treasures
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_Ornaments
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2005-01-01 End Date2005-01-01
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The folktale of Topo Gonv
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_ToopoGonv
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2006-01-01 End Date2006-01-01
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Story of how the Galo lost their writing system
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- ID
- TANI-GL06_LostWriting
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2006-01-01 End Date2006-01-01
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The story of Tazi and Taro, Part 1
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- ID
- TANI-GL06_TaziTaro1
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2008-01-01 End Date2008-01-01
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Personal narrative regarding an encounter with Diimi
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- ID
- TANI-GL08_MKDiimi
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2008-01-01 End Date2008-01-01
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Personal narrative regarding an encounter with a Pig Spirit
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- ID
- TANI-GL08_PigSpirit
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
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- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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Latitude28.12485 Longitude94.35585 Start Date2004-01-01 End Date2004-01-01
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How opo (rice beer) is made
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- ID
- TANI-GL05_Opo
- Countries
- India - IN
- Publisher
- Mark W. Post and Yankee Modi
- Contact
- admin@paradisec.org.au
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
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- Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
