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Recordings of language data (narratives, myths, wordlists, interviews, conversation) and of music from Papua New Guinea and the North Moluccas (Indonesia)

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Recordings of language data (narratives, myths, wordlists, interviews, conversation) and of music from Papua New Guinea and the North Moluccas (Indonesia). Languages recorded include Kuda, Bamu, Beami, Kubo, Gogodala, Faiwol, Ningrum, Yong, Zimakani, Hiri motu, Suki, Boazi, Asmat, Warhai, Basim, Kagas, Pirimapun, Tamageir, Tamageir, Jaxamit, Manep, Firanu, Todahe, Kebar, Inanwatan, Sebyar, Yahadian, Sahu, Brat, Moi, Manikion, Hatam, Tinam, Asmat, Samo, Ba, Dina, Awin, Santa Cruz, Demoi, Wembi, Waris, Woria, Amgotro, Niao Sawa, Apmisibil, Sawi, Warkai, Bipim, Keruawyu, Tamario, Erma.

Created: 27 09 2012

Data time period: 31 12 1959 to 31 12 1983

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Subjects
Aekyom | Amberbaken Language | Arandai | Arandai | Asmat, Central | Asmat, Central | Awin Language | Awyi | Awyi | Awyu, Asue | Awyu, Asue | Ayamaru Language | Bamu | Bamu | Beami | Beami Language | Dom | Dom | Elseng | Elseng Language | English | English Language | Faiwol | Faiwol | Galela | Galela Language | Gamkonora | Gamkorona Language | Gobasi | Gobasi | Gogodala | Gogodala Language | Hatam | Hattam Language | Hiri Motu Language | Indonesian Languages | Karon Dori | Karon Dori Language | Kiwai, Northeast | Kiwai, Northeast | Kubo | Kubo | Kuni-Boazi | Kuni-Boazi | Language Studies | Language, Communication and Culture | Loloda | Loloda Language | Mai Brat | Makian, East | Makian, West | Malay | Malay (Individual Language) | Malay, North Moluccan | Malay, North Moluccan | Manem | Manem | Manikion | Mantion Language | Meax Language | Meyah | Modole | Modole | Moi (Indonesia) | Moi (retired) | Moraid | Moraid | Moskona | Moskona Language | Motu | Motu Language | Motu, Hiri | Mpur | Multiple languages | Multiple Languages | Nalögo | Nalögo | Natügu | Natügu | Ngalum | Ngalum | Ninggerum | Ninggerum | Pa Language | Pagu | Pagu | Pare | Purari | Purari Language | Sahu | Sahu Language | Samo | Samo Language | Sawi | Sawi Language | Suabo | Suabo Language | Suki | Suki Language | Taba Language | Tamagario | Tamagario | Tanah Merah Language | Tanahmerah | Tobelo | Tobelo Language | Tok Pisin | Tok Pisin | Undetermined language | Unknown Language | Waioli | Waioli Language | Waris | Waris Language | Warkay-Bipim | Warkay-Bipim | West Makian Language | Woria | Woria | Yahadian | Yahadian | Yonggom | Yongkom | Zimakani | Zimakani Language |

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