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Item ID	DL2-032 (Collection Details)
Title	Notebook D21: Selected Research Papers of Don Laycock on Languages in Papua New Guinea
Description	pp. 2888-3031. (1) “Kapriman” (= Sare) [dju], (2) “Aion (No. 1 Porapora)” (= Ambakich) [aew], and (3) “Yimas” [yee].
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Collector	Don Laycock Find similar
Countries	Papua New Guinea - PG To view related information on a country, click its name
Language as given	Kapriman, Aion, Yimas
Subject language(s)	Ambakich - aew Kapriman - dju Yimas - yee To view related information on a language, click its name
Content language(s)	Ambakich - aew Kapriman - dju Yimas - yee To view related information on a language, click its name
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Region / village	Amboin
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Originating university	Australian National University
Operator	Julia Colleen Miller
Data Categories	language description
Data Types	Text
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DOI	10.4225/72/56F2B4DC11C6F
Cite as	Don Laycock (collector). Notebook D21: Selected Research Papers of Don Laycock on Languages in Papua New Guinea. JPEG/TIFF/PDF. DL2-032 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.4225/72/56F2B4DC11C6F

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Collection ID	DL2
Collection title	Selected Research Papers of Don Laycock on Languages in Papua New Guinea
Description	Digital images of Don Laycock's field notes and related materials for languages in Papua New Guinea. There are 65 books in all. • C series: 11 notebooks; no page numbers. • D series: 36 notebooks (29 and 31 are missing). Pages numbered sequentially from D1 through to D36 (pp. 1-5525) Not yet digitised: •Blue exercise books: five books with sequential page numbering (pp. 1-297). One exercise book is missing (pp. 197-246). • Miscellaneous notebooks: 13, no page numbers Metadata compiled by Doug Marmion, 2001.
Countries	Indonesia - ID Papua New Guinea - PG To view related information on a country, click its name
Languages	Amal - aad Ambrak - aag Arapesh, Abu' - aah Abau - aau Abu - ado Ambakich - aew Andai - afd Tapei - afp Angor - agg Agi - aif Ak - akq Amol - alx Amanab - amn Alamblak - amp Amto - amt Angoram - aog Arapesh, Bumbita - aon Taikat - aos One, Molmo - aun Aruek - aur Awyi - auw Au - avt Awun - aww Baibai - bbf Beli - bey Odiai - bhf Bikaru - bic Nai - bio Bahinemo - bjh Bungain - but Bun - buv Buna - bvn Biwat - bwm Pouye - bye Banaro - byz Boikin - bzf Chambri - can Changriwa - cga Chenapian - cjn Dia - dia Kapriman - dju Daonda - dnd Elepi - ele Elkei - elk Fas - fqs Niksek - gbe Gaikundi - gbf Taiap - gpn Gorovu - grq Imonda - imn Iteri - itr Iwam - iwm Manem - jet Dera - kbv Kaiep - kbw Ap Ma - kbx Kilmeri - kih Kis - kis Awtuw - kmn Kwoma - kmo Kamasau - kms Kyenele - kql Isaka - ksi Kwanga - kwj Kwomtari - kwo Kairiru - kxa Pahi - lgt Langam - lnm Aruop - lsr Malol - mbk Mongol - mgt Siliput - mkc Elseng - mrf Murik - mtf Nabi - mty Mekmek - mvk Juwal - mwb Ningera - nby Yale - nce Ningil - niz Namia - nnm Mehek - nux One, Inebu - oin Olo - ong Owiniga - owi Pyu - pby Pagi - pgi Piame - pin Pinai-Hagahai - pnn Papi - ppe Pei - ppq Pasi - psq Puare - pux Rao - rao Yahang - rhp Rawo - rwa Seti - sbi Sinagen - siu Auwe - smf Samo - smq Saniyo-Hiyewe - sny Sera - sry Sissano - sso Seta - stf Suganga - sug Torricelli - tei Haruai - tmd Tumleo - tmq Wiarumus - tua Tabriak - tzx Urim - uri Urat - urt Vanimo - vam Valman - van Marangis - wax Minidien - wii Walio - wla Wom - wmo Wanap - wnp Warapu - wra Waris - wrs Wutung - wut Kombio - xbi Kopar - xop Karawa - xrw Yimas - yee Yetfa - yet Yis - yis Kap - ykm Yaul - yla Yil - yll Yangum Mon - ymo Yerakai - yra Yessan-Mayo - yss Karkar-Yuri - yuj Kalou - ywa Undetermined language - und No linguistic content - zxx Yau (retired) - yyu Mende (retired) - sim Bouni - suo To view related information on a language, click its name

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Amboin is a village where Laycock collected data, not a language (thus, there is no "undetermined language" to be accounted for). The notebook contains data on three languages: (1) “Kapriman” (= Sare) [dju], (2) “Aion (No. 1 Porapora)” (= Ambakich) [aew], and (3) “Yimas” [yee].

by Russell Barlow - on 26/06/2020 at 04:16 PM

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