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Explanation of traditional game

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A group of men from Laghangareri participate in a demonstration of a traditional game similar to the East African bao game. One male speaker explains the rules of the game and then plays with a male elder. Recorded with Panasonic HC-X920K camcorder and Zoom H4n audio recorder. Bundle includes high resolution video file (.MTS), low resolution video file (.MP4), and audio file (.WAV).

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DatoogaSwahili

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DescriptionDatooga languageSwahili (macrolanguage)Swahili

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