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PG1-128
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Title Maps - Lexical variation - ia through iro
Description Hand annotated maps of Fiji marking lexical variation around the islands. Words alphabetically beginning i- (ia through iro)
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Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/PG1/128
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Paul Geraghty
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Fiji - FJ
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Fijian - fij
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DOI 10.26278/HERY-K865
Cite as Paul Geraghty (collector). Maps - Lexical variation - ia through iro. PDF. PG1-128 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/HERY-K865
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Collection Information
Collection ID PG1
Collection title Paul Geraghty's Fiji materials
Description This is a collection of notes and images made by Paul Geraghty over many years in his work with speakers of Fijian varieties.

These files were digitised by Ritsuko Kikusawa who then deposited them with PARADISEC. Casey Ford structured the files into items and collections, and converted files into the format required.
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Fiji - FJ
Tonga - TO
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English - eng
Fijian - fij
Tongan - ton
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Edit access Ritsuko Kikusawa
Casey Ford
Paul Geraghty
View/Download access Ritsuko Kikusawa
Casey Ford
Paul Geraghty
Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Data access narrative Waiting on advice from depositor
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