CR10 Daniel
- Description:
- Coconut site: Daniel Gbae talks about coconut he planted in 1989. Despite his Nambu-speaking heritage he only gave a Nen version and declined to give a Nambu version. Quite long; includes excursus about a raid into the camp by a pasapasa (varanus salvadorii). GPS location of coconut tree: 8 74361 S, 142 07999 E. This is a short interview made by Nick Evans at the small hamlet of Zeri, including statements about coconut trees by the person who planted them. Where possible, versions are given in two langauges (Nen and Idi, or Nen and Nambu) by the person concerned. Corresponding video files exist for most of the interviews (though most were shot by Michael Binzawa, shooting for the first time, and are of poor quality with regards to sound and camera angle); the relevant primary notes are in NS2014a:35-49. . Language as given: Nen. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
- Format:
- MovingImage
- Collections:
- PARADISEC Catalog
- Contributors:
- Nicholas Evans
- Content partner:
- PARADISEC
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