Huastec texts: Field recordings on aluminum discs dubbed onto tapes (c. 1956, c. 1964); Textos huastecos

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Collection Descriptive Notes
in 1933 Andrade recorded native speakers (male) from the states of San Luis Potosí and Veracruz, who related their life stories, recited folktales and other stories, and read word-lists. Note: In McQuown's usage "text" or "texto" refers to a discrete passage of spoken language.
Collection Technical Notes
Tapes are the seven dubs made in the Old Lab c. 1956 from the field-recorded aluminum discs (see ID #23). The "Copies" (1-3) were dubbed from those tapes. (Note: The tape made from Discs 29B & 30B is missing, and Disc 32 was not dubbed inasmuch as it is in Spanish only.) WAVE files are now converted to MP3s.
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Title Contributor Medium
Field Recorded Huastec - 1 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Field Recorded Huastec - 2 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Field Recorded Huastec - 3 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Field Recorded Huastec - 4 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Field Recorded Huastec - 5 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Field Recorded Huastec - 6 Andrade, Manuel J. (researcher) 1/4 inch audio tape
Huastec: Reel 1: Sides 1A-10B Sound
Huastec: Reel 2: Sides 11A-20A Sound
Huastec: Reel 3: Sides 20B-30B Sound