Piraha Data, Images, and Videos
Videos
General
Data - TEXTS and VIDEOS
Here is Sound Extract of the video (prepared by Miguel Oliveira Jr.)
Text 1: Killing the Panther (back up soon)
(Transcription of video)
Pictures
UCLA Phonetic Archives of my research in Phonology and Phonetics
(recorded by Dan Everett & Peter Ladefoged (with assistance from Barbara Kern, Keren Madora, and others))
The data for Banawa illustrate stress and segmental phonology.
Pirahã data here mainly illustrate stress placement and segmental phonology, but intonational examples are found in number 75 (76 is a duplication).
These data illustrate various things including the sui generis alveolar-bilabial trill.
These data focus on the Oro Win version of the alveolar-bilabial trill.
Piraha Sound Files (mp3)
Other Amazonian Languages (all my own fieldwork)
Miscellaneous Texts
Oro Win (nearly extinct - this is a recording of the last three speakers. I was the first person to recognize Oro Win as a distinct language, i.e. I 'discovered' it, as I announced on the Linguist List in 1994)
Banawa (beginning of text on making poison for blowgun)
