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MO01-018 - Folktale: moo (The coconut)

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A folktale told by Therese Minitong Kemelfield. The story tells about the brothers who went to the island to steal breadfruit from rumanung (the Giant). To escape from rumanung, the younger brother cut parts of elder brother’s body and gave ne by one to him, until he succeeded in returning home alive. The head, the only remaining part of the elder brother's body, became a coconut.. Language as given:

Created: 1991-04-01

Data time period: 1991 to ,

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ACN 633 798 857