| Collection Descriptive Notes | A native speaker, described as a "full-blood Chilkat Indian", relates (a part of)the mosquito story and then reads a series of minimal pairs. |
| Collection Technical Notes | Phonograph records are the discs pressed by the Victor Talking Machine Co. in Camden, NJ. c. 1940. (The quality of the sound argues for a date much later that 1917.) A tape dub of the discs was made at some time, but it cannot be located. Nevertheless, the dub--not the discs themselves--was used for digitizing. The text published by Boas in 1917 has been scanned. The WAVE file is now converted to an MP3. |
| Contributor |
This collection has no playable audio.
| Title | Contributor | Medium |
|---|---|---|
| “Language (Chilkat dialect)” | Shotridge, Louis S. (speaker) | Record |
| “Origin of the mosquito” | Shotridge, Louis S. (speaker) | Record |
| tli-shortridge-text-minimal_pairs | Sound |