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Contributor Wayne Dye
Description na | Wuna-Yuguhi: Begai, Magofa. Yemsu | Wuna-Yuguhi clan members | ; Materials obtained over the years 1964-1989, then in larger quantity in 2007 and 2008.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Waguclans9
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Gademale 175 | story for posterity |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Gademale-bio
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Cooking area under Basuwi's house frame | Placing hot stones on top of leaves and tins | L-R Esther Gogomo Wabufayu; Janet Kereniyo Wabufayu; Evalyn Taro Tuhiyo; Vero Waga Bida 84; 119; 385 ; 114 | These are Sally's current helpers. They made the bread in the guest house kitchen and are cooking it for a feast.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Bread4
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Ma Waga 372 | his early experience of convers ministry | \\"Lukas was a lit teacher in the early 80s, then a church secondary leader and evangelist. He has close ties with Gahom, the home of his wife. \\". Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Waga-his-Chn-work-history
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Central meeting House Boi | Discussion | Wafiyo Wangi Hubafu (436); Seqedi (Yalfei) Tuhiyo (526); Waga Dwali Bida (372); Gubayo Wangi Hubafu (293); Moses Ginwa Sawini (178). |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Leaders7
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Water intake cam | enclosing the intake with cement | not clear | Perforated pipe was buried and an intake box built at the point of the existing dam. Later this intake point was enclosed with concrete.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title watersystem2
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Tum | Explain why village was built on this site. His ground. | Story focuses on his accomplishments. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Tum-why-village-moved-here
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description in front yard of Gogomo's house | Funeral service begun with whole village gathered | unclear | The young man was a Christian and the funeral was Christian.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Funeral8
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Guest house | wildlife names from pictures | none | choosing pictures from books, so Bahinemo term could be linked to scientific name. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title diction-wk-animal-pict-source
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Simeon 218 & Yasiyo 143 | explain how gelas are made | Example of tentative WRITTEN STYLE. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Simeon-Yasiyo-gela-making
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description In Guest House | WEDA meeting: | Peta Begawi Hubafu (249); Andrew Wamai Tuhiyo (454); Gubaiyo Wangi Hubafu (293); Kiawi Bega Yagenefayo (197); Seqedi (Yalfei) Tuhiyo (526); also Kenyofo Bega Yagenefayo (162). |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Leaders4
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Kikwali 320 | stories for posterity |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Kikwali-doma-behi
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Ambunti Airstrip | View of Ambunti station from plane | none | Ambunti is the outpost that the Wagu's go to for government services, including gov't offices, aidpost, stores, missions, transport, etc.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Terrain2
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description inside house in sitting area | 3 women eating their portion of food | unclear |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Cooking8
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description many men | ongoing talk while building school addition | men were volunteers, all fathers of schoolkids. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title school-build-converse4
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description in front yard of Gogomo's house | Father watches as Mother gives last good bye | Simeon Gogomo Wabufayo 218 and wife Tawa Biwali 78 with dead son Sangi Gogomo Wabufayo 85 | The corpse is made ready for the coffin.. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Funeral6
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description NTM-house | US government topo no longer available | none |; Materials obtained over the years 1964-1989, then in larger quantity in 2007 and 2008. . Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title topoInalu
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description market on cement foundation | Villagers buying the food from people from upriver | unclear |. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title FoodA
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description San Yamu 39 | \\"stori long bipoa, em yanpela\\" | Yamu must have learned Bahinemo as a teen. Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Yamu-short-hist-bits
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Wagu School | Red soccer team, boys | unclear | . Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title School8
Contributor Wayne Dye
Description Ma Francis | nambawan taim ol painim gold | \\"Gold prospectors were <1967, now gold panning import to all there\\". Language as given: Bahinemo
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Title Francis-first-gold-prospectors