EST_CLIR_0062_Language

Summary:

This goes over the vocabulary of the Eastern Shoshone Language with Rupert Weeks. For the complete audio listen to EST_CLIR_0063_Language.

Description:

Date: Unknown date.

Note: Headphone use is recommended. This isn't the complete audio of Rupert Weeks teaching words in Shoshone. For the complete audio listen to EST_CLIR_0063_Language.

Disclaimer: This audio was digitized thanks to a grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) through the Recordings at Risk program, a national regranting program administered to support the preservation of rare and unique audio, audiovisual, and other time-based media of high scholarly value through digital reformatting. Thank you to CLIR for supporting our project “Digitizing Important Eastern Shoshone Tribal Government Proceedings, Sacred Ceremonies and Rare Language Recordings, 1978-2018.

Description: Rupert Weeks teaches you how to speak Shoshone. He goes over hair colors, eye color, seasons, nature, numbers, days, animals, relationships, people, references, tribes, foods, and plants.

People:

Rupert Weeks

Protocol:

EST Wind River Reservation Public/Full Access Protocol

Community:

Eastern Shoshone Tribe Wind River Reservation

Category:

Language

Keywords:

Language

Collections:

CLIR Recordings at Risk Eastern Shoshone Tribe Archives

Original Date Description:

Unknown Date

Creator:

Rupert Weeks

Language:

English, Eastern Shoshone

Traditional Knowledge Labels:

Licensing Options:

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

Source:

Eastern Shoshone Tribal Archives - Box "Shoshone Language/Ghost Dance Songs (3)"

Publisher:

Eastern Shoshone Archives

Identifier:

Tape located in box "Shoshone Language/Ghost Dance Songs (3)"

Subject:

Eastern Shoshone Language

Type:

Sound

Format:

31 minutes 37 seconds, Audio Cassette, MP3, Brand: Denon DX1/60 Type I


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