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Collection: MesoAmerican Language Collection
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| Title |
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| English Title |
MesoAmerican Language Collection |
| Spanish Title |
Colección de Lenguas MesoAmericanas |
| Collected languages: |
Trique, Copala, Zapotec, San Dionisio Ocotepec, Zapotec, Tlacolula de Matamoros |
| Collector(s) |
George Aaron Broadwell |
| Depositor(s) |
George Aaron Broadwell |
| Project/Collector Website |
http://www.albany.edu/anthro/fac/broadwell.htm |
Description
[English] |
These materials are primarily based on work with a native speaker of San Dionisio Ocotepec Zapotec who now lives near Albany, NY and reflect data gathered between 1998 and the present. In the earlier material, the name of the language is spelled San Dionicio, which reflects a common (but incorrect) spelling of the name of the town.
San Dionisio Ocotepec is located in the Tlacolula district of Oaxaca, Mexico. The town has approximately 5,000 people, nearly all of whom speak Zapotec. The variety of Zapotec spoken here shows many similarities to the varieties spoken in San Pablo Güilá, San Lucas Quiaviní, Tlacolula de Matamoros, and Santa Ana del Valle.
Research supported by the University at Albany, State University of New York. |
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| Summary of collection contents |
| Genres |
Ethnography; Description; Article; Sketch; Field notes; Narrative |
| Number of archival files |
18 |
Percent restricted files |
56 |
| Number of audio recordings |
1 |
Total length of audio |
0:14:38 |
| Number of video recordings |
0 |
Total length of video |
0:0:0 |
| Number of digital texts* |
17 |
Pages of digital text |
210 |
| Pages of manuscript text |
0 |
Number of images |
0 |
| Memory for archival objects |
124.2M |
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| Percentage of resources that include transcriptions |
0 |
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To cite this collection:
Broadwell, George Aaron. "MesoAmerican Language Collection" The Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America:
www.ailla.utexas.org. Media: audio, text. Access: 56% restricted.
* archival text formats: eaf, html, pdf/a, trs, txt, xml
** scanned texts are archived as tiffs but counted as texts
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