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KEM1_AOZ-MON001
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Title 01 Kotabes History & Folk Stories, 02 Folk Story - Tua Kore, 03 Pantun - Masuk Minta
Description 01 Kotabes History and Folk Stories: Description of the early history of Kotabes, Amarasi, a folk story about the forest there, and pantun about traditions of marriage
02 Folk Story - Tua Kore: Folk story about small people of the forest who own the water there
03 Pantun - Masuk Minta: Poetry about asking for one's hand in marriage
Origination date 2019-07-13
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/KEM1_AOZ/MON001
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Collector
Kate E Mooney
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Countries
Indonesia - ID
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Language as given Uab Meto
Subject language(s)
Uab Meto - aoz
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Content language(s)
Uab Meto - aoz
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Dialect Amarasi - Kotos
Region / village Kupang
Originating university University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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Data Categories historical text
Data Types Sound
Discourse type narrative
Roles Kate Mooney : researcher
Abraham Keo : consultant
Frangelina Salem : researcher
DOI 10.26278/8WGB-W789
Cite as Kate E Mooney (collector), Kate Mooney (researcher), Abraham Keo (consultant), Frangelina Salem (researcher), 2019. 01 Kotabes History & Folk Stories, 02 Folk Story - Tua Kore, 03 Pantun - Masuk Minta. XML/MPEG/X-WAV. KEM1_AOZ-MON001 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/8WGB-W789
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KEM1_AOZ-MON001-03.mp3 audio/mpeg 5.27 MB 00:05:45.399
KEM1_AOZ-MON001-03.wav audio/x-wav 190 MB 00:05:45.380
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Collection Information
Collection ID KEM1_AOZ
Collection title Recordings of various texts in Amarasi and Mollo dialects of Uab Meto, a language spoken in Timor, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia (recorded in Kupang and Mollo)
Description Results of linguistic fieldwork from a collaborative project between New York University and Universitas Katolik Atma Jaya, under the title "Documenting Traditional Uab Meto"
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Indonesia - ID
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Uab Meto - aoz
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