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Notes on Rikou

Layer: Eastern Rote Recordings
Link back to source:: https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/OE9/rgu20171108to20171114_Rikou
Type: Other

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Latitude: -10.4475
Longitude: 123.349
Start Date: 2017-11-14
End Date: 2017-11-14

Description

My scanned notes on Rikou from the 08/11/2017 until the 14/11/2017 pdf page 2-14 was elicitation to check whether words transcribed as vowel initial in Jonker’s work begin with an underlying or epenthetic glottal stop. The remaining pages mainly contain names of various animals in Rikou. The numbers (i.e. panaa = 14.1) are kinds of birds. These were elicited with pictures downloaded from the internet with the list compiled based on the Timor-Leste checklist of Avibase (http://avibase.bsc-eoc.org) as it was in August 2017. The numbers and their corresponding birds are given in rgu20171108to20171112_Rikou-notes-BirdNames in both PDF and tab delimited text file. The first number (14 in panaa = 14.1) refers to the 'folder' column (third column) and the second number (1 in panaa = 14.1) to the 'no' column (fourth column). Thus the term /panaa/ was that given in response to a picture of the Barn Owl, Tyto Alba. These notes were compiled based on work with Paulus Nako and the kepala dusun (hamlet head) where we were staying.

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Source

https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/OE9/rgu20171108to20171114_Rikou

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