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Northern Alta Flex Lexical Database ; Session 136 ; NALDC
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Alex Garcia. - : Alexandro-Xavier Garcia Laguia, 2019. : University of Barcelona, 2019
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Phd Dissertation, "Documentation of Northern Alta: Grammar, Glossary and Texts" ; Session 135 ; NALDC
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Alex Garcia. - : Alexandro-Xavier Garcia Laguia, 2018. : University of Barcelona, 2018
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The History of Minero, a place in the Alta ancestral domain ; Session 103 ; NALDC
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Ate Reny and Ate Evelen: past experiences in the mountain ; Session 100 ; NALDC
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Kuya Ino and Kuya Ikkaw talking about their past experiences in the mountain ; Session 99 ; NALDC
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Ino proposes Ikkaw to talk about their ancestors Himena, Joaquin, Samson, Bagyah, Montingsili when them and their families were all living together in Dibolowan. As a community they would always share part of the catch (bahaginan) after a hunt trip. They insist in the fact that sharing defines their culture in addition with the fact that they would usually change their camp once the area was dirty, and move to cleaner place. They continue by naming the names of edible animals that could be found in the river (min 12) and how they would eat them. They mention how the ancestors could prepare medicines that were so effective that It would only take one day to heal, and thus it was possible to go back to work on the next day. Kuya ikkaw underlines that there are so many things of the past that have disappeared. Ino explains that many names of places in the area were named by the Altas, the list includes Ditieki, Diyabobo, Dimanangla, Dibbanawan, Dimani, Dimasingay, Dianed, Ditomabo, Ditailin, Dipaculao… Min 23, the location of the recording is changed in order to have better wind and light conditions. The conversation continues about the sacred places within the Alta ancestral domain, such as Magdalenas who is said to be haunted. Min 39, Ino and Ikkaw state that their culture is being erased as a result of the contact and influence of the Tagalog people. At the same time both prepare the mixture of ingredients that the chew with the betel nut. The conversation continues with the super typhoon Lando and its consequences (min 41) ; Language documentation Corpus ; Documentary Linguist and Phd Candidate ; Participates and recording, annotation, translation ; 09061046273 (TM), 09487360272 (Smart)
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Conversation; Discourse; English language; Northern Alta language; Tagalog language
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URL: https://lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk/ds/asv?openpath=MPI1075814%23
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Ate Inga interviews her sister Ate Ligaya ; Session 98 ; NALDC
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Interviewing community elder Elena "Buldozer" Maximino ; Session 97 ; NALDC
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Hunting deers and doing medicines with their horns ; Session 92 ; NALDC
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The times when we were working with rattan ; Session 86 ; NALDC
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Gardening with Nene: techniques, names, and use of the plants ; Session 93 ; NALDC
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Gardening with Ginalyn: techniques, names, and use of the plants ; Session 94 ; NALDC
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It is more convenient to record here in Decoliat ; Session 67 ; NALDC
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