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Pasir Tiga Warna (Beach of Three Colors)

Layer: Alor-Pantar Field Recordings
Link back to source:: https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/GH2/lev_mp_040725
Type: Other

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Latitude: -8.423
Longitude: 124.05
Start Date: 2004-07-25
End Date: 2004-07-25

Description

The Tubbe tribe origin story, including the origin of the beach with three colors of sand at Puntaru.. Bu Manema and the origin of the Pasir Tiga Warna. Lots of back-channeling by ML in left channel. Translation and explanation of Suku Tubbe story, primarily in Indonesian by Mahalel, but with many Tubbe comments and discussion by Martinus and others. Also reocrded in this session, an unidentified story by MP without translation. At the time of this recording the speaker, Martinus Persingy, was ill with fever. He was among the oldest residents of Puntaru and the oldest member of the Tubbe tribe. He passed away several months later.

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Source

https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/GH2/lev_mp_040725

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