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Side A: Recordings in ? [unretrievable] language, first of all The Lord's Prayer. Lord's prayer reading The Apostle's Creed Reading of the Apostle's Creed The prayer book page 217, the 15th chapter of St Luke. Reading of prayer book Kilinailau language of the Carteret Islands. The boys and the coconuts. Oration of The boys and the coconuts The Taiof language. The boys and the coconuts Orations of The boys and the coconuts Rotokas language: Story of the boys and the coconuts Story oration Side B: Radio broadcast begins - music plays. Music ends - someone begins to speak Oration - likely in Lebanese Arabic Different voice - speaking in what is likely Lebanese Arabic English voice explaining radio program 'The Voice of Lebanon' - radio program in Arabic language Oration in Lebanese Arabic Oration continues Recorded on the 29th of September, 1960. Paper slip on tape says: Recorded from Radio - 1. ? 2. ? 3. Lebanese Arabic Newton's list comment: Box note (not in Capell's hand) confirms card details but items 1 and 2 are not identified. Minor crushing at start of tape Archive tape info: Field Tape 017, side 1. Prayers and bible readings. 21.48 End of Field Tape 017, side 1. Field Tape 017, side 2. Recorded off the radio. Lebanese Arabic, broadcast in Australia on 29th September, 1960. 26.22 End of Tape 017, side 2. AIATSIS identifier- A16571 Old Identifier- FT017. Language as given: Lebanese Arabic

Created: 1960-09-29

Data time period: 1960 to ,

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36.623,34.691 36.623,33.067 35.104,33.067 35.104,34.691 36.623,34.691

35.8635,33.879

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