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KI01-007
Title How marriage was made in Nagovisi
Description A story told by Lawrence Poduga. In the traditional past, marriages in Nagovisi were made with a hunting arrow or a spear. If a young man liked a young girl of the marrying clan or tribe, he would leave an arrow at the door of the girl's family house without anyone knowing. Upon seeing the arrow, the parents would go to the house of the potential marriage clan men and find out. Once confirmed, a marriage is arranged for the couple. In the traditional marriage, the arrow, engagement, courtship and traditional wedding, were very important factors of a marriage. Today, none of this exists.
Origination date 2008-09-09
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/KI01/007
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Kazuya Inagaki
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Region / village Oceania
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Discourse type narrative
Roles Lawrence Poduga : speaker
Margaret Luku : annotator
DOI 10.26278/qjtr-t752
Cite as Kazuya Inagaki (collector), Lawrence Poduga (speaker), Margaret Luku (annotator), 2008. How marriage was made in Nagovisi. PDF. KI01-007 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/qjtr-t752
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Collection Information
Collection ID KI01
Collection title Recordings and other linguistic materials of Sibe (Nagovisi)
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Edit access Nick Thieberger
Kazuya Inagaki
Masayuki Onishi
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Masayuki Onishi
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