| Content description | Contents: Part 1: Hamp pronounces words demonstrating consonants in various positions; each word is glossed in English. Part 2: Hamp reads noun paradigms from Strachan’s Old-Irish Paradigms [...], pp. 2-16. |
| Object Type | PhysicalObject |
| Medium | 1/4 inch audio tape |
| Contributor | Hamp, Eric P. (speaker); Strachan, John (author); Bergin, Osborn (editor) |
| Notes | Master is an edited studio recording done at the LLA in Autumn 1962; Donald H. Ledin, rec. eng. (and ed.?). Tape is still in good condition but the recording is somewhat marred by print-through and a mild record-head hiss throughout. The echoic effect heard on loud passages apparently resulted from Hamp’s voice bouncing off the glass window in front of him.--JJT 10/6/10 Hamp opens the recording with: “The following are illustrations of the structure of Old Irish.” |
| Linguistic Data Type | Studio Recording |
| Creation Date | 1962 |
The structure of Old Irish ORIG (IRO 30.HMP1.1 (M))
Belongs to these collections
| Collection Title | Languages | Locations | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|
| The structure of Old Irish (Hamp, 1962) | Old Irish (to 900), English | Ireland, British Isles |