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oai:soas.ac.uk:MPI1271912

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Title:Traditional Weaving Photos
WeavingPhotos
Linguistic and ethnographic documentalion of Western dialecls of Nyenkha spoken in the Phobjikha valley in
Contributor (consultant):Jamtsho
Zangmo
Pema
Tshering Zam
Passang Gyem
Contributor (interviewer):Wangchuk
Contributor (photographer):Yangchen
Ugyen
Contributor (recorder):Ugyen
Yangchen
Contributor (researcher):Wangchuk
Coverage:Bhutan
Date:2018-08-18
Description:This photo session contains a number of images taken during the process of traditional weaving with all helpers and research team. It also demonstrates a number of tools and their names used for weaving.
Yangchen is a student and lives in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. She helps in recording and taking photos for this project and a native speaker of Kurtoekha.
Jamtsho is a Gup (local leader) of Phobji Gewog (council) and native speaker of Nyenkha. He is employed as a language consultant as well as regional host who selects speaker/language consultant, provide basic facilities (family host) and arrange all necessary things. The research team was really grateful to him for providing all necessary requirements for this ELDP project.
Wangchuk is a PhD researcher at the University of Essex. He is PI, Phonjikha who is a native speaker of Nyenkha.
Ugyen works for the DDC office and employed as RA with Wangchuk Rinzin. He is a native of Tshangla and uses Dzongkha and English as the national language and international language, respectively.
Wangchuk is a PhD researcher at the University of Essex. He is PI, from Phonjikha who is a native speaker of Nyenkha.
Yangchen is a student and lives in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. She is a helper for this project and a native speaker of Kurtoekha.
Zangmo is a Nyenkha speaker and well-versed in brew traditional local liquor at Phobjikha, Wangduephodrang district.
Pema is a husband of Zangmo and helps her in the process of making local wine for this ELDP survey.
Phub Gyem is a daughter of Zangmo and Pema who helps them in their daily house chores and field works. She also helps them in brewing Ara during our ELDP survey.
Grandma Passang Gyem is the oldest Nyenkha speakers of this family. She is the main actor (weaver) and other actors and research team are involved in this photo session with all necessary materials and equipments.
Format:image/jpeg
Identifier:oai:soas.ac.uk:MPI1271912
0479-SG0464
Identifier (URI):https://lat1.lis.soas.ac.uk/ds/asv?openpath=MPI1271912%23
Subject:Procedural Narrative
Nyenkha language
Subject (ISO639):neh
Type:Image

OLAC Info

Archive:  Endangered Languages Archive
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OAI Info

OaiIdentifier:  oai:soas.ac.uk:MPI1271912
DateStamp:  2019-04-08
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Search Info

Citation: Yangchen (photographer); Jamtsho (consultant); Wangchuk (interviewer); Ugyen (photographer); Wangchuk (researcher); Ugyen (recorder); Yangchen (recorder); Zangmo (consultant); Pema (consultant); Tshering Zam (consultant); Passang Gyem (consultant). 2018-08-18. Endangered Languages Archive.
Terms: area_Asia country_BT iso639_neh

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Country: Bhutan
Area: Asia


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