Song of Ship Pukaki, Pingelap
- Description:
- Late Ms. Pastora Semens (b. 1927, 87 years old) sings part of the song of ship Piokake. This ship is the 1345-ton steam ship Pukaki which was built in 1887. It often visited Micronesia to recruit phosphate workers in Nauru during the early Japanese administration period. Due to a tail shaft's problem, the ship drifted from Kosrae to Rabaul, New Guinea, for 42 days during such a trip in 1916. The full version of this song was recorded from a Mwoakillese elder: Piuhkake mweselisang uhdan sapwe...
- Display date:
- 04/04/2017
- Location:
- Pingelap
- Collections:
- YouTube
- Content partner:
- NGO Pasifika Renaissance
- Availability:
- Not specified
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