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Now showing 1971 - 1978 of 1978 collections.

Short Kurdish text on an aluminum disc

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Short Modern Syriac text on an aluminum disc

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Sentence translation and grammaticality judgments in Guaymí (Cisneros, 2013-14)

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Carlos Cisneros elicited sentences from two native speakers (male) of Guaymí.
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Recordings consist of 156 digital files stored in the folder "Guaymî-Cisneros" on the server. A "Lending Agreement", signed by Cisneros is on file along with a sheet of metadata and the release forms signed by the consultants.
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Sentence translation and grammaticality judgments in Buglé (Cisneros, 2013-14)

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Carlos Cisneros elicited sentences from two native speakers (male) of Buglé.
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Recordings consist of 56 digitized files stored in the folder "Buglé-Cisneros" on the server. A "Lending Agreement", signed by Cisneros, is on file along with a sheet of metadata and the release forms signed by each consultants.
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Las Rosas; Tzeltal: Two narratives from Pinola, recorded by C. Day (1961)

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According to the box label, Christopher Day recorded two native (male) speakers each reciting a (folk?) story in Tzeltal.
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Tapes (combined into one) are the original field recordings made by Christopher Day. Note: It was McQuown who numbered this tape "PIN 3", which he considered part of a series with Nos. 2 and 4 (see ID# 4178.) WAVE file is now converted to an MP3.
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Modern Japanese: A basic reader: Volume II (second edition) (read by Mr. Masahige Tsutsumi)

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Native speaker (male) does a fluent reading of the texts of each lesson(including the supplementary texts through Lesson 25). He is apparently using a copy of the second edition, published in Cambridge, MA in 1968.
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Tapes are the studio recordings done at the LLA in 1972. WAVE files are now converted to MP3s.
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Arbëreshë: Eric Hamp interviews a man from San Martino (c. 2009)

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Hamp, speaking Italian, reads a list of words, evoking the Arbëresh equivalents from Tocci, a native of the town of San Martino/Shën Martiri, a "municipio" of Cosenza Province in Calabria. The location is evidently San Martino, and the date is around 2009. (Note: The spelling "Arbëreshë' follows the usage of Etnologue.)
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CD is the copy sent to the DMA by Juli Hamp Love in July 2019. The interview, which was almost certainly captured via a digital format, has been burned to this CD at the 44.1 KHz sampling rate at the 16-bit depth. Twenty-two photographs (as JPEGS) are included with the audio file. WAVE file (saved in the same format) is now converted to an MP3.
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Eric Hamp gives a talk at the Alaska Native Language Center in 2011

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Eric Hamp is videotaped on 8 March 2011 giving a talk at the ANLC on the occasion of the annual conference of the Alaska Anthropological Association . His remarks consist of a survey of the state of the survival of the indigenous languages of Alaska and the western U.S.
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Disc is a DVD-R burned (apparently) from the videotape of the talk. It was sent to the DMA by Juli Hamp Love on 7/22/19. Note: "A VOB file is a movie data file from a DVD disc, typically stored in the VIDEO_TS folder at the root of the DVD. It contains a majority of the data stored on the disc."--from the Internet.
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