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DWU-S29 - S29 Traditional Stories from Madang

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Side 1) 73/6G 295 S29A Side 2) 73/7G : 60 S29B Various conversations, narratives, stories about personal, ancestral, traditional, historical folktales and myths in the Madang Region. The stories are generally from various encounters and experiences between people, nature and the spirit world and missionaries. Accounts of everyday life activities, ceremonies, errands, movements, lifestyle practices of culture and traditions in the people's subsistence livelihoods are being told. Specific details of these stories can be accessed in Tok Pisin by the various speakers and translated in English as required. (Steven Gagau, December 2017) . Language as given:

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