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- Title
- Elicitation of miscellaneous Shawnee sentences with the verb "to cook," "to jump," and miscellaneous sentences
- Identifier(s)
- audio:6512; APSdigrec_3192; Recording Number: 08A; Program Number: 01
- Source
- Norcross, Amoena. Shawnee language recordings, 1994. (Mss.Rec.236);
- Subject
- Shawnee language--Grammar; Cookery
- Date
- 1994
- Title
- Elicitation of miscellaneous Shawnee sentences
- Identifier(s)
- audio:6511; APSdigrec_3193; Recording Number: 08B; Program Number: 01
- Source
- Norcross, Amoena. Shawnee language recordings, 1994. (Mss.Rec.236);
- Subject
- Shawnee language--Grammar; Cookery
- Date
- 1994
- Title
- Description of Pomo methods for preparing acorns for cooking
- Identifier(s)
- audio:10200; APSdigrec_1775; Recording Number: 03; Program Number: 06
- Source
- Mithun, Marianne. Interviews with Frances Jack, 1984-1985. (Mss.Rec.142);
- Subject
- Anthropological linguistics; Central Pomo language; Acorns as food; Pomo cookery
- Date
- 1984
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8365; APSdigrec_3297; Recording Number: 39; Program Number: 04
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts.; Audio contains intermittent scratches.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-22
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8362; APSdigrec_3298; Recording Number: 40; Program Number: 01
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-22
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8364; APSdigrec_3296; Recording Number: 39; Program Number: 03
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts.; Audio contains intermittent scratches.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-21
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8367; APSdigrec_3301; Recording Number: 41; Program Number: 01
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts.; Audio contains partially corrected background hum.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-23
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8360; APSdigrec_3295; Recording Number: 39; Program Number: 02
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-21
- Title
- How to roast a duck
- Identifier(s)
- audio:8368; APSdigrec_3300; Recording Number: 40; Program Number: 03
- Description
- Translation and transcription of previously recorded material in Lummi as it is played back to the consultant in short excerpts. First 5:00 an anecdote about a bigfoot sighting from decades earlier.; Audio contains partially corrected background hum.
- Source
- Demers, Richard. Lummi recordings, 1974. (Mss.Rec.105);
- Subject
- North Straits Salish language; Lummi dialect; Lummi Indians--Food; Cookery (Duck)
- Date
- 1974-08-23
- Title
- Description of Pomo fishing and fish cooking
- Identifier(s)
- audio:10190; APSdigrec_1770; Recording Number: 03; Program Number: 01
- Description
- Description given in Central Pomo, then in English. Central Pomo segment may contain additional material not given in English segment.
- Source
- Mithun, Marianne. Interviews with Frances Jack, 1984-1985. (Mss.Rec.142);
- Subject
- Anthropological linguistics; Central Pomo language; Pomo Indians--Fishing; Pomo Indians--Social life and customs; Pomo cookery
- Date
- 1984
- Title
- Conversation and anecdotes in English and Central Pomo
- Identifier(s)
- audio:10211; APSdigrec_1783; Recording Number: 05; Program Number: 04
- Description
- - Discussion of differences between Central Pomo dialects (0:00 - 6:27)- Conversation in Central Pomo (6:27 - 7:31)- Conversation about gypsies (6:27 - 8:59)- Anecdotes about Pomo medicine (8:59 - 16:24)- Anecdotes about people who got poison oak (16:24 - 20:12)- Humorous anecdote about a husband and his sick wife (20:12 - 23:48)- Discussion of miscellaneous Central Pomo words (23:48 - 26:33)- Conversation about cooking acorns (26:33 - 28:44); The second Central Pomo speaker is not identified on the recording nor in the collector's documentation.
- Source
- Mithun, Marianne. Interviews with Frances Jack, 1984-1985. (Mss.Rec.142);
- Subject
- Anthropological linguistics; Central Pomo language; Pomo Indians--Social life and customs; Romanies--California; Pomo cookery; Pomo Indians--Medicine; Poison oak; Acorns as food
- Date
- 1984