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Tamelan Thesis Recordings

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The Australian National University (Output of, Funded by) Thersia (Aggregated by)
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Recordings used for Thersia Tamelan's 2021 PhD. Thesis. A grammar of Dela: an Austronesian language of Rote, eastern Indonesia

Created: 20 05 2021

Data time period: 09 03 2016 to 22 02 2019

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Dela-Oenale | Dela-Oenale | Indonesian Languages | Language Studies | Language, Communication and Culture |

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