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TCT1-07 - Episode 7: Linda Ford and Emily Ford with LPF Collection.

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Rak Mak Mak Marranunggu, NT, Australia: Old ways for New Ceremonies. Associate Professor Payi Linda Ford and Emily Tyaemaen Ford, a powerful mother and daughter team talk about their research journey that lead to the creation of the LPF collection, a private collection held in PARADISEC. Payi and Emily share their experiences of listening to the voices of their relatives who hold important Marranunggu knowledge and language. It is an emotional rediscovery of the past and shows how online repository and archives can contribute to new ways of intergenerational knowledge transmission.. Language as given: English
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