Hadza : an archive of language and cultural material from the Hadzabe people of Eyasi (Arusha, Manyara, Singida, and Simiyu regions, Tanzania)

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Griscom, Richard ; Harvey, Andrew:
Hadza : an archive of language and cultural material from the Hadzabe people of Eyasi (Arusha, Manyara, Singida, and Simiyu regions, Tanzania).
Endangered Languages Archive , 2020

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Abstract

Hadza [hts] is an endangered language isolate spoken by a community of approximately 1,000-2,000 people in northern Tanzania. This deposit contains audio-visual material collected by members of the Hadza speech community and researchers, and it constitutes the first and only open access documentary record of the Hadza language.
Community participation was central to the creation of this deposit. The majority of data in the deposit was collected by community members themselves, following their own interests and goals for the documentation of their language and traditional cultural practices. The resulting documentary record is diverse both in terms of content and participants involved and reflects a wide spectrum of individuals, places, and perspectives.

Abstract in weiterer Sprache

Kwenye akiba hii kuna data (sauti, video, picha, nukuu, n.k.) zilizokusanywa wakati Richard Griscom na Andrew Harvey wamefanya kazi na lugha ya Kihadzabe. Kuanzia mwaka 2019 na kuendelea mpaka sasa, akiba hii itaongezekwa na data mpya, tafsiri, na kadhalika.