N040
- Description:
- A. Nauna Island (at eastern extreme of Manus archipelago) One: Lapun Poye story of origins of Nauna. Origin of good food. Old woman. A kind of “garden of Eden, fall through violation of an avoidance taboo. Three: Origin of Island of Nauna. Four: Big men of Nuna. Five: Mixed version of Pwenrilei (malekula—eagle) and snake. Tp/pe. Tong Island woman. Nrilo tree. Kenramang and Pudzimin. Seven. Story of Nauna. Origin of food. Eight. War story. Rambutyo vs Nauna. Nine. War song. Melissa and Crockodile. In PE trans. By LRS Ten: women’s songs. Eleven: Niu ? speaker, story of man bl holim sak. Man who catches sharks in his hands. Twelve: Story of Palmara, a totem bird. Very short. | B. Nauna Island. Continues with some of the stories listed under N40a.. Language as given: . You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
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- Sound
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- PARADISEC Catalog
- Contributors:
- Theodore Schwartz
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- PARADISEC
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