OLAC Record: Documenting Nalögo, an Oceanic language of Santa Cruz Island
OLAC Recordoai:soas.ac.uk:MPI1298724
Metadata
Title: How to produce nelâ
nalogo060_2
Documenting Nalögo, an Oceanic language of Santa Cruz Island
Contributor (recorder): Valentina Alfarano
Contributor (speaker): Michael Palu
Coverage: Solomon Islands
Date: 2018年01月26日
Description: This video contains a procedural text in which Michael Palu explains how he produces nelâ, the typical nose earrings made up of shells which give the name to the traditional dance of the island. The nelâ are made out of a shell called "black lip" and are worn in the pierced septum. The language name of this type of shell was unknown to Michael who is the last producer of nelâ in the whole village. The session involves some pictures of the tools used in the process.
Valentina Alfarano is the principal investigator of this project.
Format: audio/x-wav
video/mp4
image/jpeg
text/x-pfsx+xml
text/x-eaf+xml
SG0453
Subject: Discourse
Nalögo language
Type: Audio
Video
Image
Archive:
Endangered Languages Archive