San Bartolo 33

Content description Contents [Note that the serial number assigned to each consultant follows his name]:

Track 1: a) Sebastian Espinola Palam (592) (971) gives the Spanish
equivalents for the Tzotzil tokens. (Date: 7/14/61)
b) Male consultant (from Convento) who gives his name only as
"Chico", gives Spanish tokens for the Tzotzil. [No date]
[Two short passages intervene here, where Diaz de Salas (?)
urges a small child to sing a song.]
c) Sebastian Ramírez Palam (594), who is identified on the box
as "Sebastian Ramirez Wak", does the same. (Date is given
as 7/13/61.)
Track 2: a) Miguel Martinez Huac ["Wak" on box] (578) gives the Tzotzil
tokens for the Spanish.
b) Sebastian Espinosa [Palam] (592) gives the Tzotzil tokens
for the Spanish ones. IMPORTANT NOTE: The name written
in this spot on the box (Francisco Vasquez Wak) is not
correct. (The date for this interview is given as 7/14/61 in the
"Roster".)

[The two men named Sebastian come from the barrio of Convento in the comunidad of Venustiano Carranza (San Bartolomé de los Llanos.);Miguel Martinez Huac gives his locale as "San Pedro" (given as Calvito on the box).]
[Further note: The identification of the consultants on this tape is extremely confused--as are the entries for them in the "Roster". So some names are arbitrarily rendered.--JJT]
Object Type PhysicalObject
Medium 1/4 inch audio tape
Contributor Sarles, Harvey B. (interviewer); Espinola Palam, Sebastian (592) (971) (consultant); Ramirez Palam, Sebastian (578) (consultant); Martinez Huac, Miguel (594) (consultant); Diaz de Salas, Marcelo (interviewer)
Notes Tape is probably a copy of the live recordings, made on a Webcor tape recorder. The number originally given to this tape is "S9" ["S"=Sarles?]. Note: The order of the "sides" may be reversed; i.e., Track 1 is really 2, and vice versa. Some consultants have been given two code numbers apparently in order to distinguish them as speakers of Tzotzil and as speakers of Spanish. JJT has just assumed that the two interviewers are Diaz de Salas and Sarles.
Discourse Type Interactive Discourse
Linguistic Data Type Field Recording
Creation Date 1961-07-12 1961-07-13

Belongs to these collections

Collection Title Languages Locations Contributor
The Chiapas Project; Tzotzil: San Bartolo field recordings (1961 series)