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Australian Indigenous language recordings: Dunggidjau, Gindebal (Dinggebal), Yukumbir

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Wurm, Stephen Adolphe
Speaker: Stephen Wurm

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June 1960. -- 1. Recorded at Brisbane. Dunggidjau tape 9 -- 2. Recorded at Woodenbong. Gindebal (Dinggebal) tape 1 -- 3. Yukumbir tape 1. -- Track 2 and 3 marked as Bandjalang dialects.

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Series 233 - Stephen Wurm papers
Item 1081 - Australian Indigenous Language Recording on reel-to-reel tape: Dungidjau, Gindobal (Dingabal), Yukumbir - Bandjalan Dialect

Date created

Jun-1960

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Open Access

License Rights

This audio recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

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Restricted until

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