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RS1-002 - DAT tape

PARADISEC
Australian Research Council (Funded by) The University of Melbourne (Funded by) University of Melbourne (Funded by)
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Working with Rosemary Urabadi. Contains 3 recording sessions on different dates. Discussing RU Tape 1 and Transcribing AD Text 1 [DAT long play tape yet to be captured]. Language as given: Maung
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uri : https://iso639-3.sil.org/code/mph


uri : https://glottolog.org/glottolog?iso=mph


uri : http://www.language-archives.org/language/mph

Created: 2002-09-17

Data time period: 2002 to ,

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133.892,-10.731 133.892,-12.4847 132.227,-12.4847 132.227,-10.731 133.892,-10.731

133.0595,-11.60785

ISO3166: AU

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