Item details
Item ID
CR1-016
Title Mostly 'Tarey Atakam'
Description Transcription of this audio in CR1-094;(very ancient stories include creation -beginnings, origins history, myths) -- 1. (1-145) Bewerpic TA 1-142 Kapi -- 1. (142-) Wijew TA Kopral -- 2. Amborep - Warse TA Kapi -- 2. Cimniw - Bajiw TA Kapi -- 2. Jipir Jerinsa
Origination date 1959-12-31
Origination date free form 1960-01-01
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/CR1/016
URL
Collector
Calvin Roesler
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Language as given Asmat
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Dialect Ayam
Region / village Amborep, Warse
Originating university University of Melbourne
Operator Frank Davey
Data Categories primary text
Data Types Sound
Discourse type
Roles Calvin Roesler : recorder
Ruth Roesler : depositor
Jerinsa : speaker
Kapi : speaker
Kopral : speaker
DOI 10.4225/72/56EEC1589F4B4
Cite as Calvin Roesler (collector), Calvin Roesler (recorder), Ruth Roesler (depositor), Jerinsa (speaker), Kapi (speaker), Kopral (speaker), 1959. Mostly 'Tarey Atakam'. MPEG/VND.WAV. CR1-016 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.4225/72/56EEC1589F4B4
Content Files (8)
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CR1-016-A_restored.mp3 audio/mpeg 25 MB 00:27:21.259
CR1-016-A_restored.wav audio/vnd.wav 904 MB 00:27:24.970
CR1-016-A.mp3 audio/mpeg 25 MB 00:27:21.269
CR1-016-A.wav audio/vnd.wav 904 MB 00:27:24.970
CR1-016-B_restored.mp3 audio/mpeg 29.6 MB 00:32:18.609
CR1-016-B_restored.wav audio/vnd.wav 1.04 GB 00:32:23.9
CR1-016-B.mp3 audio/mpeg 29.6 MB 00:32:18.609
CR1-016-B.wav audio/vnd.wav 1.04 GB 00:32:23.9
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Collection Information
Collection ID CR1
Collection title Central Asmat (Manowee, Jas, Yas) (Indonesia)
Description Materials deposited by Ruth H. Roesler and The Evangelical Alliance Museum created by Calvin Roesler. Their work was among the Asmat people in the swamps of the south coast. Linguistic work of devising a spelling system and translation of Scripture was carried out as was recording of anthropological data. It includes folktales, origins, customs, songs, daily life and linguistic analysis. Items 001 to 054 are audio recordings and all following items are notes, most of which are transcripts of audio.
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Access Information
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Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Data access narrative
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