SD1-103

SD1-103

dc.content.language	Palu'e
dc.content.language	Indonesian
dc.content.language	English
dc.content.languagecode	ple
dc.content.languagecode	ind
dc.content.languagecode	eng
dc.contributor.depositor	Danerek, H. Stefan
dc.contributor.recorder	Danerek, H. Stefan
dc.contributor.researcher	Danerek, H. Stefan
dc.contributor.speaker	Tinane, Ware
dc.coverage.iso3166	ID
dc.date.accessioned	2016-02-18T20:44:59Z
dc.date.available	2016-02-18T20:44:59Z
dc.date.begin	2015-10-08
dc.date.finish	2015-10-08
dc.date.issued	2015-10-08
dc.description	Genre: Family history/healing. Title: Mbeo Pisane. Ware Tinane (Koane) tells fist of all about the life of his grandmother, Mbeo Pisane, a healer with supernatural abilities (only partly transcribed, scroll ahead for more). She was contemporaneous with Methi Liru (18xx-1974), the other famous healer from the domain of Keli who lived until the 70s (year of birth and death not noted yet, the latter is possible to find out). Her career as a supernatural healer began with a dream where people walked on a cotton thread, tied along the ritual centre ('dhubu'). Everybody fell except her. Later the dream became widely known and people came to her to be cured. She used 'hule mila', a large fine leaf often used in ritual, and often put herbs on it. In this recording, which is long, Ware mixes a lot with Indonesian. It takes him a while to get warm in his shoes, as he was not used to speak with onky Palu'enese, an influence from his long stays in Malaysia. After about ten minutes he is more fluent (see the transcript there). Ware also tells about when he went picking edible leaves near the mountain and they found a huge snake, a python. They chopped in pieces and left it under a sacred mango tree, encircled with stones. When they returned the next day it was gone; it had reassembled itself and left. Recorded in Ware's home, kampong Kaju keri, noon time 8 Oct 2015. Present were Pidu Sophune, Wora Ngange, SD (Cawa Lunda) and Dhoka Pele. Baso, an elder brother with a slight disability also came by, and there is a story about how he fell ill when Mbeo fell ill. He couldn't walk and there was no cure anywhere. Baso (Mbeo's husband) buried his legs in the soil every day and left him standing there until evening. Baso only became well, and able to walk again, soon after Mbeo passed away (as if there was a connection). Baso Ware's son and wife's mother were also present before and after recording. Recorded with an AT Lavelier microphone to the H4N Zoom, after an hour or two of talking and having some barbecues fly fish with a little arak. Photo with Pidu (ebbe).
dc.description.region	Palu'e, Flores, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia. Recording made in kampong Kaju keri, Tuanggeo, Keli domain.
dc.format	digital wav file recorded at 48 khz/24 bit
dc.format	eaf file
dc.format	photo jpeg file
dc.format.extent	0:26:58
dc.identifier	SD1-103
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10125/39006
dc.language.iso	ple
dc.subject.language	Sara Lu'a
dc.subject.languagecode	ple
dc.title	SD1-103
dc.type.dcmi	Sound
dc.type.dcmi	Text
dc.type.dcmi	Image
dc.type.linguistictype	primary_text

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