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Papua New Guinea Language Recording on reel-to-reel tape: Kuman (own), Nondugl, Chimbu call language

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Wurm, Stephen Adolphe

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N.G. 1958 W.D. Tape 113; Side 1: Nondugl (2); Chimbu Call Language; Kuman (own material) (1) -- Nondugl elicitation is followed by 25s of singing beginning at 13m11s. At 13m35s, recordings in Chimbu begin.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733718659

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Sound recording

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Series 233 - Stephen Wurm papers
Item 942 - Papua New Guinea Language Recording on reel-to-reel tape: Kuman (own), Nondugl, Chimbu call language
SAW3 - Australia, PNG, Solomon Islands

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1958

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