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Selected Research Papers of Don Laycock on Languages in Papua New Guinea

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Digital images of Don Laycock's field notes and related materials for languages in Papua New Guinea. There are 65 books in all.
• C series: 11 notebooks; no page numbers.
• D series: 36 notebooks (29 and 31 are missing). Pages numbered sequentially from D1 through to D36 (pp. 1-5525)

Not yet digitised:
•Blue exercise books: five books with sequential page numbering (pp. 1-297). One exercise book is missing (pp. 197-246).
• Miscellaneous notebooks: 13, no page numbers

Metadata compiled by Doug Marmion, 2001.

Created: 04 10 2011

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Subjects
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