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dvR_030804 -- Discussion about Bees and Wild Honey 01
Title:
dvR_030804 -- Discussion about Bees and Wild Honey 01
ID:
https://hdl.handle.net/1839/00-0000-0000-0007-DDCE-A
Online:
Yes
Archive:
Contributor:
Khaki (consultant)
David (consultant)
Bruce (compiler)
Murray (compiler)
Publisher:
The Language Archive, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Description:
Khaki Marrala and David Minyimak talk about how to find and how to cut down a hollow tree containing wild honey. They name various bee types and list the tree species in which honey can be found. They explain the different parts of a bees nest (wax, eggs, honey, etc), and what part of it can be eaten. The text is partly in Iwaidja, partly in English, and also contains some Kunwinjku.
Content language:
Iwaidja
English
Subject language:
Iwaidja
English
Language family:
Indo-European
Germanic
Australian
DCMI type:
Sound
MovingImage
Text
Other coverage:
Australia
Guesthouse at Minjilang
Other format:
audio/x-wav
video/x-mpeg2
text/x-eaf+xml
Other language:
Iwaidja
English
Other subject:
Iwaidja
English
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Archive: The Language Archive
Online: Yes
Subject language: English
Subject language: Iwaidja
Language family: Australian
Language family: Germanic
Language family: Indo-European
Geographic region: Europe
Geographic region: Pacific
DCMI type: MovingImage
DCMI type: Sound
DCMI type: Text
Content language: English
Content language: Iwaidja
Contributor: Bruce
Contributor: David
Contributor: Khaki
Contributor: Murray
Publisher: The Language Archive, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Title: dvR_030804 -- Discussion about Bees and Wild Honey 01
Other coverage: Australia
Other coverage: Guesthouse at Minjilang
Other format: audio/x-wav
Other format: text/x-eaf+xml
Other format: video/x-mpeg2
Other language: English
Other language: Iwaidja
Other subject: English
Other subject: Iwaidja