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Audio recordings from Australia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, French Polynesia and Greenland

PARADISEC
Stephen (S.A.) (Aggregated by) The Australian National University (Output of, Funded by)
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PARADISEC Sydney Unit: Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Rm 3019, Building C41, The University of Sydney, NSW, 2006, Phone +61 2 9351 1279. PARADISEC Melbourne Unit: School of Languages and Linguistics, University of Melbourne, +61 2 8344 8952 | PARADISEC Canberra Unit: College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University, +61 2 6125 6115



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A collection of recordings from a variety of languages. The Australian recordings are a collection of 17 33 1/3 RPM records collected by Strehlow of Arrarnta. Languages recorded in Papua New Guinea include Tok Pisin, Tege (Agarabi), Kiwai, Gidra, Enga and Koita. Recordings in Solomon Islands include Reef Island, Te Motu, Dawea, Santa Cruz (Natügu and Nalögo) and South Santa Cruz. The recording from French Polynesia is of Tahitian and the Greenland recordings are of Inuktitut and Greenlandic. There are also a number of entries which do not specify the country or languages but state “many languages represented.”

Created: 27 09 2012

Data time period: 1965 to 1975

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Aer | Agarabi | Agarabi Language | Arrarnta, Western | Arrarnta, Western | Arrernte, Eastern | Enga | Enga Language | Greenlandic Language | Hiri Motu Language | Kalaallisut, Greenlandic | Koitabu | Koitabu | Language Studies | Language, Communication and Culture | Motu, Hiri | Nalögo | Nalögo | Natügu | Natügu | Pacific Languages | Tahitian | Tahitian Language | Tok Pisin | Tok Pisin |

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